Corbeau brackets
06-05-2014, 08:11 PM
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Corbeau brackets Hey guys,
I have two pairs of Corbeau Forza Sport seats. The reason I just get them was two shed a little weight and to make it a little more aesthetically pleasing on the eyes.
Well I only have one issue and that is the brackets do not go bak far enough on the driver side. I am literally sitting on my steering. My seat has a solid 1ft to go back before it even comes close to the bar what have you guys been doing to fix this problem?
I would use the stock brackets, but the issue you with that is I know long have them
I have two pairs of Corbeau Forza Sport seats. The reason I just get them was two shed a little weight and to make it a little more aesthetically pleasing on the eyes.
Well I only have one issue and that is the brackets do not go bak far enough on the driver side. I am literally sitting on my steering. My seat has a solid 1ft to go back before it even comes close to the bar what have you guys been doing to fix this problem?
I would use the stock brackets, but the issue you with that is I know long have them
06-06-2014, 07:41 AM
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Wow, you must be pretty tall.
I have the same seats and brackets, I like to be close to the steering wheel and gas pedal.
I had my seat almost all the way up, but the cheap *** bracket adjusters would allow
My seat to slid all the way backwards when I hit second gear, causing my foot to come off the gas pedal. So I bolted the brackets down, no more adjustments.
In your case, you might have to add some longer runners and re drill the seat mounting holes.
I have the same seats and brackets, I like to be close to the steering wheel and gas pedal.
I had my seat almost all the way up, but the cheap *** bracket adjusters would allow
My seat to slid all the way backwards when I hit second gear, causing my foot to come off the gas pedal. So I bolted the brackets down, no more adjustments.
In your case, you might have to add some longer runners and re drill the seat mounting holes.