Im putting racing seats and harnesses in so that I can bring my 3 year old nephew in mine.

 

Be sure to raise the seat a bit, thereby vastly improving his view from the otherwise low-slung S2000.

 

I haven't gone through this thread completely, but from the looks of it you may be able to attain some helpful information. Good luck. https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=134950

 

I don't and would not recommend it, IMHO.

While intellectually, I feel a child would be very safe in a well secured and adjusted child seat in the S, I just don't feel comfortable with the idea. Just a few too many things to potentially go wrong I guess.

However, if it's your only option, I'd go child seat shopping for one that's is the best possible fit in the S.

 

 

My kid has rode in mine on a few occasions. I did go through the process of getting a passenger airbag disable switch from Honda to do it the right way. That took about 9 months of phone tag, $600 for the modification, and a 300-mile round-trip to the place that would install it.

I also got a Recaro child seat, that thing is built like a tank and fits the S2000 perfectly.

 

Sorry for bumping an old thread, but does any1 have any suggestions for an ideal car seat to fit in the s? any specific recaro model? my son turns 3 in 2 months and weighs approx. 40 lbs

 

I do it all the time my 4 year old loves it. She is old enough and weighs enough for a boost seat but I still have her in a toddler seat with the over the shoulder harness. I can get the seat tight enough that I can shake the car with it. Put your knee in it and pull the belt as tight as you can. Edit: didn't realize this post was 14 years old. Go to target it'll be a little bit cheaper for the same protection. Plus you'll be able to take it back to the store if it doesn't work.

 

I can appreciate you wanting to take your little one for a ride. Being a Dad I must say that you should rethink taking any little kids in the S at any time. Unless you have a late model S you can't even shut off the airbag sensor. Plus it's just not that safe of a car for little kids for obvious reasons. My daughter was in Junior High before I took her for rides. I'm not trying to rain on your parade but give it some thought before you purchase a car seat.

 

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