What brackets for kirkey install?
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I bolted the side brackets to black ones, and then the black ones to the floor. Sat it in where I wanted the seat positioned and marked the holes. Then drilled the holes about an inch below where the holes where to keep the seat off the floor pan. Fairly simple process.
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ya, bolt the alum side plates to the lower black metal brakets rails. Make sure there on the right side (outside) so the width is same as the seat. then bolt them to the floor studs. then the seat slide down beween the alum side plates. that kina hold the seat side to side, but still be careful getting in. Put some random 2x4 blocks under the front and rear to get the seat up a little. Them sit in the seat, Huge help to have somone else hold the seat better. Try more or less wood to get it in the right spot, and tilt, with room to move the holes more in all ways. The we always mark the outisde holes with a pencile or sharpie. take the seat out, drill them. But 2 bolts in, (wood under seat still) then sit back in as see if its close. If it is, sqare the seat up so it looks stairt and sqare in the car. Mark the inside holes (or one if you can get down there to mark the rear one sometimes). drill that bolt it in, the drill the last one, bolt that. Then you can put weight it ni seat, and test drive the car if you can. Then you can move a hole up, down or back and see how that is.
Passenger seat just put so it looks like the driver, I find it helps if you take a hammer and dend the passanger seat in the rear inside corner to get it back all the way like the driver. or can can cut it out a little and weld a flat (you dont feel it in the seat). if your a big guy and the driver seat is way back, your'll find the passenger seat isn't gona move back the same, to look good unless you do that.
This is what make it worth it to buy the racecraft rails. You can get them just how you want with just a drill in a driveway in 1hr. My friend got the universal plates and was gona make lower rails. I let him borrow my driver seat on racecraft rails, as a starting point. Went to help him and moved mine around a little to how he liked them, He them spend all night making them, got one side done. Next day I stop over, hes like "**** that" I still have to make the passenger and my driver one I dont like how it came out. Im just gonna buy them for the extra $100, I got 34 other thing to get done on the car. haha
Passenger seat just put so it looks like the driver, I find it helps if you take a hammer and dend the passanger seat in the rear inside corner to get it back all the way like the driver. or can can cut it out a little and weld a flat (you dont feel it in the seat). if your a big guy and the driver seat is way back, your'll find the passenger seat isn't gona move back the same, to look good unless you do that.
This is what make it worth it to buy the racecraft rails. You can get them just how you want with just a drill in a driveway in 1hr. My friend got the universal plates and was gona make lower rails. I let him borrow my driver seat on racecraft rails, as a starting point. Went to help him and moved mine around a little to how he liked them, He them spend all night making them, got one side done. Next day I stop over, hes like "**** that" I still have to make the passenger and my driver one I dont like how it came out. Im just gonna buy them for the extra $100, I got 34 other thing to get done on the car. haha
Last edited by studderin; 01-23-2013 at 11:01 PM.
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Mine won't be braced at the back for a while.. DopeFed said he was a pretty big guy and had no problems, I weigh 160 so I should be ok for a little while. Car is 99% street car and I really don't know yet if I plan to cage it or not. Have looked at the 6le harness bar but don't know what quality the product is and whether its worth the dime to put it in or not..
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Well, I went ahead and did that before I came back.. Thanks though! Now I got one more question, my seat on drivers side is 15", when I put my seat onto the brackets and tried to install it all together, won't fit??
I installed the spacers in between the bracket and seat and it lacks around 5/8" of sliding down over the stud.. Think racecraft scent me wrong brackets or have I.missed something here?
I installed the spacers in between the bracket and seat and it lacks around 5/8" of sliding down over the stud.. Think racecraft scent me wrong brackets or have I.missed something here?
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Well, I went ahead and did that before I came back.. Thanks though! Now I got one more question, my seat on drivers side is 15", when I put my seat onto the brackets and tried to install it all together, won't fit??
I installed the spacers in between the bracket and seat and it lacks around 5/8" of sliding down over the stud.. Think racecraft scent me wrong brackets or have I.missed something here?
I installed the spacers in between the bracket and seat and it lacks around 5/8" of sliding down over the stud.. Think racecraft scent me wrong brackets or have I.missed something here?
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