[DMImakai]

Thanks so much for your help! Are you concerned about the taller driver because you won't be able to push the seat back with the Marathon in the middle?

So, if the RF tether is attached as you describe, are you limited to the outboard seats? Or does it depend on what is available to attach it to in the car?

If the RF tether is only available on the passenger's side, would a center RF installation w/o tether be better, or passenger side RF installation w/ it?

Thanks!
DMI

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