Budget racing seats write up. *pics*
08-07-2006, 12:41 PM
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Um they weight less than 25lbs a piece with the brackets on, stockers weight around 45lbs a piece (thats just judging from holding them, but im good at guessing weight)
oh yeah update, they are still comfortable as a baby's bottom, these seats are value for what you pay, I drive my car a lot and they are just awesome, no *** falling asleep.
oh yeah update, they are still comfortable as a baby's bottom, these seats are value for what you pay, I drive my car a lot and they are just awesome, no *** falling asleep.
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I have been lookin at these also...
Now that I see this post, I am really leaning towards them! What kind of fabrication did you have to do? About how much time did it take you to install the seat?
Now that I see this post, I am really leaning towards them! What kind of fabrication did you have to do? About how much time did it take you to install the seat?
08-07-2006, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackTA98 LS1
I have been lookin at these also...
Now that I see this post, I am really leaning towards them! What kind of fabrication did you have to do? About how much time did it take you to install the seat?
Now that I see this post, I am really leaning towards them! What kind of fabrication did you have to do? About how much time did it take you to install the seat?
If you have a grinder, and a good drill with some decent bits, I see no reason that you couldnt have these seats installed in less than 2 hours. Probably quicker. But I used some bracket parts from the original seats, so if you were planning on selling those then im not sure how you would do that.
Ill do a detailed write up with pics on exactly how to do it you you guys want me to.
08-07-2006, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by camaroextra
Took me about 4 hours total, thats with experimenting and never having put these seats in before. Now that I know the best way it will be quicker
If you have a grinder, and a good drill with some decent bits, I see no reason that you couldnt have these seats installed in less than 2 hours. Probably quicker. But I used some bracket parts from the original seats, so if you were planning on selling those then im not sure how you would do that.
Ill do a detailed write up with pics on exactly how to do it you you guys want me to.
If you have a grinder, and a good drill with some decent bits, I see no reason that you couldnt have these seats installed in less than 2 hours. Probably quicker. But I used some bracket parts from the original seats, so if you were planning on selling those then im not sure how you would do that.
Ill do a detailed write up with pics on exactly how to do it you you guys want me to.
! 
08-09-2006, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by z28pat
Can you post pics of the mount/pieces you had to fabricate to get them to fit in the car, and do you have a power driver's seat and if so, did you get it to work with these seats?
thank you
pat
thank you
pat
here
https://ls1tech.com/forums/search.php?searchid=3739262
08-22-2006, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by SVT THIS
There are a bunch of pretty cool, affordable seats here
If my seats were garbage and I was poor I just might sport these:
heck, maybe even these:
