Does the 1 or the 2 on the leveler correspond with the correct 45 degree angle for rear facing w/o headrest?
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Are you asking: in the reclined position, is the seat definitely in a 45 degree angle? I've never measured the exact angle. it does change the incline a bit and the babies are comfortable. Sorry about the vague answer to a specific question.
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Not sure the degree but it has three reclining options. Two for rear facing and one for forward.
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It will fit rear facing with the angle adjuster and the seat all the way forward. It will fit forward facing just fine
2096946
The angle adjuster definitely helps but rear facing no the seat is rather tall and will impede in a small car. I drive a Kia Soul and when we were still rear facing we had the car seat in the middle of the back seat. It's perfectly safe there and we had no issues adjusting the front seats.
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Not 45 degree, but it can be angled left to right. It will not go 45 degrees because the Ipad hits the seat.
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The footrest reclines to horizontal. The backrest reclines to a little past 45 degrees. Not quite flat but still good for resting.
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I have mine rear facing I found it easier to roll up a towel and put it under the carseat to help tilt it back and it helps to get it in securely and tight with the seat belt.
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NO. You are supposed to adjust one of the three reclining positions BEFORE installing in the vehicle. There are 3 positions. Depending on forward or rear facing, and the angle of the vehicle seat, depends on which to use.
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My bike is a mountain bike with a sloped spine, and the bike is slanted, but still works fine. Others have talked about the adapter bar working just fine for them, but I haven't needed it and don't use one, so I can't tell you from personal experience. Sorry.
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I believe it is the same part for both sides (the heads rotate). Well worth the purchase. Very easy install.
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
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The specific 45 degree and 0 are solid lock ins.The varying sizes are all tightening by hand.The only issue I have run into was the squealing it makes when swinging the adjustment arm around to the right angle.
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No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't... » Read More No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. « Show Less
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There are instructions in the manual for both lap-shoulder belt and lap belt installations for rear and forward facing. After installation if the car seat is not at the angle you want, there is an angle adjuster you can buy.
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yes, if the 1 has two round bars holding headrest as normally is the case with BMW
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Depends on how high your tailgate is...assuming height is y feet and hypotenuse is 8 feet, solve this equation: arcsin(y/8) which yields your ramp approach angle. If your tailgate height were 4 feet for example, then the angle would be 30 degrees.
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How far it leans back depends on the seats of your car. I have an Impala and when my 6 month old child sleeps her head has never leaned forward, same with wife's car. We have both a Marathon 70and Advocate 70. Tried an Evenflow seat and just couldn't get the correct angle rear facing.