Mike Zamarocy

And yes, the 2 shoulder belts Y into 1. And the nice part is that it disconnects, so that when not racing, you don't have belst in the way in the back seat.<p>As for the mounting, I guess one side might be lop-sidded, but then it would be easier to make a custom mount in the back that anywhere else.

Terry d

Rallye 4 has disconnect, fits better / holds better.

Cathleen

That's one of the bad parts about getting older. When you're done "growing up" you start to "grow out" ;-)<br>-C. (fighting the aging process as best I can)

Terry D.

I just stick with my "childish toys" i.e., my A4 on the track, according to my ex-girlfriend! Keeps me young, at heart anyway!

Cathleen

I think it's very sad that some people consider that having fun, enjoying life and challenging yourself is "childish".<br>Your "ex" was obviously not on your wave-length. Keep on doing what you love, regardless of what others say. (disclaimer: within reason of course...)<br>My "exes" didn't get it either. I finally (unexpectedly) met someone doing what I love (track events) and we have that in common. It's so nice not to have to justify my "toys" to anyone now. Of course, it is easier for a girl car nut to meet a guy who likes cars vs. the other way around. Yet, there are more and more women enthusiasts attending these events all the time.<br>Keep on playing! Life's too short not to have fun.<br>-C.

Terry D

...although she still won't drive track events, I am trying to get her started at autox. But she loves cars, works on 'em, and comes to the track with me and rides along -- even lets her 12 year old daughter ride with me!!<p>

Cathleen

hi

Cathleen

Last night while watching JAG, they played an Audi commercial. Something about the best "toy" to get in touch with your "inner child".<br>SO TRUE!<br>Thought it was funny as it oertained to your ex GF's comment.<br>-Cathleen

Mike Zamarocy

Ok, I got the Rallye 4 and it is installed now.

Terry D

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