Will a really big person destroy my seat?
07-29-2007, 09:43 AM
#22
Originally Posted by Sharpe
BWAAAAA HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Oh, man, that's funny. Just think if in a few days, he comes up and says, "Dude, I liked your car so much, I went out and got my own LS1 F-Body!"
Then, he gets on here and reads this thread.
Seriously, though, I hate when people, especially big guys, get in my car and crash against the bolster!!! I had an Auto Zone guy scan my car. He was ******* RUDE to the already-thin bolster of my white leather seats. i wish they'd fire that guy. Can't get any answers out of him. ******* wet brain.
Oh, man, that's funny. Just think if in a few days, he comes up and says, "Dude, I liked your car so much, I went out and got my own LS1 F-Body!"
Then, he gets on here and reads this thread.
Seriously, though, I hate when people, especially big guys, get in my car and crash against the bolster!!! I had an Auto Zone guy scan my car. He was ******* RUDE to the already-thin bolster of my white leather seats. i wish they'd fire that guy. Can't get any answers out of him. ******* wet brain.
07-29-2007, 10:48 AM
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It seems like it's not an issue now but you wouldn't have had any problems. I'm 6'2" and weigh 380 and I've driven my SS along with my 300 pound buddy in the passenger seat with no problems. Drag racing the car with him in it would have been a whole different issue however...
07-29-2007, 11:46 AM
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weight well i dont thionk it will hurt the seat in a 20 minute drive but it will wear out over time, combined you 2 weigh 700 lbs, i belive thats the factory recommend weigth limit check the drivers door.
07-29-2007, 05:24 PM
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I was afraid you had a date with a fat chick or something, I was gonna say if you're worried about them breaking your seat they're too big to have any fun with.
