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whatsinaname 10-09-2013 06:02 PM

They are called Assist Handles if you are looking up a part inventory. (Though the techs usually just refer to them as grab handles).

ionshards 10-09-2013 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by microbionic (Post 1260362)
I have seen on the inter webs this is because of Side-impact air bags... don't quote me though....

The fiance's Camry has airbags everywhere and grab handles above each door (even driver's, which I thought was atypical...), so I doubt this is the reason.

Every modern toyota I've ridden in has had grab handles above the window or on the A pillar... does anyone with other Subarus know if it's a Subaru thing?

Or maybe a sports car thing...?

Or just a Twin thing. :iono:

mush 10-09-2013 06:27 PM

Not a big deal for me. I never use them even as a passenger

AznBRZer 10-09-2013 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ionshards (Post 1260797)
The fiance's Camry has airbags everywhere and grab handles above each door (even driver's, which I thought was atypical...), so I doubt this is the reason.

Every modern toyota I've ridden in has had grab handles above the window or on the A pillar... does anyone with other Subarus know if it's a Subaru thing?

Or maybe a sports car thing...?

Or just a Twin thing. :iono:

I know the RSX doesn't have one.:party0030:

Kage 10-09-2013 06:46 PM

My celica doesn't have them either

humfrz 10-10-2013 01:47 AM

Don't really need them.....mrs humfrz's hands are busy clasped together in prayer and her eyes are shut tight .... http://www.runemasterstudios.com/gra...es/driving.gif

humfrz

Vracer111 10-10-2013 05:09 AM

The FRS comes standard with them .... they are on the doors. If you are sitting properly in the seat and bracing with your feet on the floor and have your right arm resting on the arm rest and hand grabbing the handle and left elbow/upper arm bracing the seat bolster - it's better at keeping you in place than a useless overhead grab handle would.

Kostamojen 10-10-2013 05:14 AM

Tell your passenger to man up and move their seat forward and use their legs to brace for corners.

With your legs properly braced and how supportive these seats are, you don't have to do a damn thing with your arms... Heck tell her to sit there and text while in the middle of a powerslide or something.

akyp 10-10-2013 05:30 AM

I find reclining the seat a bit more than usual helps in dissipating the G forces.

tiz22 10-10-2013 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Kostamojen (Post 1261766)
Tell your passenger to man up and move their seat forward and use their legs to brace for corners.

With your legs properly braced and how supportive these seats are, you don't have to do a damn thing with your arms... Heck tell her to sit there and text while in the middle of a powerslide or something.

As much as I want to tell my girlfriend to "man up" something just doesn't seem right about that....:lol:

gzpermadi 10-10-2013 12:20 PM

This is one of the funniest threads, LOL oh sh*t bars...

OICU812 10-10-2013 02:11 PM

I just can not see the value of holy shit handles in a car of any kind other then a luxury long distance car. Sure in my 4x4 plenty of use to "climb" up into, but on this car no that would be saying (farm) just abit too much IMO....;)

tiz22 10-10-2013 04:13 PM

Yeah I agree not necessary but just sort of a nice luxury to have

as someone mentioned before especially for hanging a suit/clothes they are nice...I took another look above our windows though and there really isn't a nice, flat spot where you could mount them anyway

Looks like I'll be telling the wifey to suck it up!


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