W2i Car Seat

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£379.99

WIDER LOW BACK CAR SEAT WITHOUT A HEADREST, FOR PERFORMANCE AND TRACK DAY CARS THE W2i CAR SEAT The W2i is a wider XL version of the W1i. The internal shape is like the B6 XL but without the headrest. It can be ordered as a single skin shell, or with a floor mountable backframe bonded to the front skin. This means the seat is then able to rigidly self-support itself from the floor using the integrated M8 fittings. The W2i “with backframe” seat is only available with base mounts. There is no side mount option, and it cannot use Tillett brackets. It is available with either a Carbon/GRP or black

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Registered at Companies House as TILLETT GROUP LIMITED, number 10947600. Checked 2026-08-29.
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