I'm yet to fit my swivels but wishing I'd read these comments first as my old swivels on a previous van used to do this! I'm interested in these too please if you're selling?
Manufactured in France by Scopema, the RIB swivel plate for campervans gets lots of praise on the various forums. In our own experience, we have found these seat swivels to be very robust and rattle-free. To rotate the seat, the engine must be turned off, vehicle put in gear and the handbrake...
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It has plastic bobbins to help stabilise/locate the base when it is in the forward/driving position - they squeaked terribly when the passenger seat was empty and going over bumps in the road. Some silicone grease splodged on them cured that.
It also adds 1" to the seat height and catches on the side plastics when swivelling without raising the height of the seat first.
I have heated seats too so the wire passes nicely through the hole in the middle.
Overall not entirely happy with it.
On my previous van, I bought one of these as I didn't have heated seats to worry about...
Manufactured in the UK, this swivel plate is rock solid, doesn't rattle and meets all the current EC safety Directives on safety. It includes a replacement seat base with integrated safe (non-separable) and two keys are included. This swivel is manufactured lower than the original VW base so...
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Much more stable, the base is built to be 1" lower so the seat stays at the same height as the OEM base, plus there is a safe built in. No good with heated seats due to the base not having a hole in in.
Hi, are the swivel seat wedges still available? Just fitted a rusty lee swivel on the drivers side, the movement is ok but I’d rather it was solid. Thanks
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