here she is folks... *pics* (lots of pics)
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From: Nebraska
Originally posted by Sir Rupert Hobo
wow man.. that's sweet. i like the V8 idea.
btw, what did you use to paint them with?
wow man.. that's sweet. i like the V8 idea.
btw, what did you use to paint them with?
Originally posted by SonicRaT
Just another quick question, how's the room with those seats in there? Did it open up more headroom, or give you even less? Legroom as well?
Just another quick question, how's the room with those seats in there? Did it open up more headroom, or give you even less? Legroom as well?
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From: NY, MA, MI, OR, TX, and now LA or AZ!
I'm about 6'4" or 6'5", only problem I have is helmet rubbing the top. What seats did you have previously? Oh, and do you think the stock brackets are the cause of it sitting that high?
i don't think the stock brackets are the reason... it might be the sliders. if you really want to i guess you could remove the sliders and just bolt the seats directly to the brackets... but make sure you get your leg position before you drill holes.
it also depends on how your posture is. do you sit up straight? whenever i sit up as straight as i can my head barely touches the roof.
this is the seat i had before...
it also depends on how your posture is. do you sit up straight? whenever i sit up as straight as i can my head barely touches the roof.
this is the seat i had before...
sure...
if you feel comfortable enough in your stock seat and in your positions, then you might be able to fit in these seats if you remove the sliders... just a thought. they are reclinable too.
if you feel comfortable enough in your stock seat and in your positions, then you might be able to fit in these seats if you remove the sliders... just a thought. they are reclinable too.
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I'll just have to see I guess, it's either that or I make my own brackets. Another question, is it double latching sliders, or just single? Could you possibly measure with the seat as far back as you can get it, and reclined as far back, from the bottom seat cushion to the top going at an angle that follows the back of the seat? (and get the tape as close to the seat cushion as possible) Heh, it's like 20 questions up in here!
Originally posted by SonicRaT
I'll just have to see I guess, it's either that or I make my own brackets. Another question, is it double latching sliders, or just single? Could you possibly measure with the seat as far back as you can get it, and reclined as far back, from the bottom seat cushion to the top going at an angle that follows the back of the seat? (and get the tape as close to the seat cushion as possible) Heh, it's like 20 questions up in here!
I'll just have to see I guess, it's either that or I make my own brackets. Another question, is it double latching sliders, or just single? Could you possibly measure with the seat as far back as you can get it, and reclined as far back, from the bottom seat cushion to the top going at an angle that follows the back of the seat? (and get the tape as close to the seat cushion as possible) Heh, it's like 20 questions up in here!
for the measurments.. are you saying to move the seat as far back as possible with the seat reclined as far back too. you want me to measure the part of the seat where your thighs are(before it slopes down to the floor) all the way to an angle where your back lays and then all the way up to the top part of the seat? ALL in ONE measurement? hope that's correct.
and no, i don't mind
I COULD GO ALL DAY!
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Nah, from the lowest part of the seat (right where the back meets the lower part of the seat) to the ceiling, just following it up at the angle. And yeah, all the way back and all the way reclined. So you'll start at the furthest back part of the lower seat cushion, all the way to the ceiling following the angle the seat sits at. Sorry if that's hard to understand, just want to get a rough comparison
beautiful car man
, o hope i get this black '87 TII soon!!
i agree with 13bpower, get a pair of S5's and tint um, they will blend in with the car and untill you turn or hit your brakes, very trick!
and now a word about the *below the radio vortex*
and i would just like to say, personaly i love the "i might put center gauges there but untill i do its good to store my sunglasses" area...hehehe
, o hope i get this black '87 TII soon!!i agree with 13bpower, get a pair of S5's and tint um, they will blend in with the car and untill you turn or hit your brakes, very trick!
and now a word about the *below the radio vortex*
and i would just like to say, personaly i love the "i might put center gauges there but untill i do its good to store my sunglasses" area...hehehe
Love the look and stance.
But.... I'm kind of nitpicky, and there is one thing that I see that spoils the look!
Jack the car up, take the wheels off, and paint the hubs black! That little bit of brownish silver poking through the center of each wheel really makes an otherwise beautiful car look unfinished. If it were black (or wheel colour) it would be awesome.
Nice work!
But.... I'm kind of nitpicky, and there is one thing that I see that spoils the look!
Jack the car up, take the wheels off, and paint the hubs black! That little bit of brownish silver poking through the center of each wheel really makes an otherwise beautiful car look unfinished. If it were black (or wheel colour) it would be awesome.
Nice work!
Originally posted by Nick86
Love the look and stance.
But.... I'm kind of nitpicky, and there is one thing that I see that spoils the look!
Jack the car up, take the wheels off, and paint the hubs black! That little bit of brownish silver poking through the center of each wheel really makes an otherwise beautiful car look unfinished. If it were black (or wheel colour) it would be awesome.
Nice work!
Love the look and stance.
But.... I'm kind of nitpicky, and there is one thing that I see that spoils the look!
Jack the car up, take the wheels off, and paint the hubs black! That little bit of brownish silver poking through the center of each wheel really makes an otherwise beautiful car look unfinished. If it were black (or wheel colour) it would be awesome.
Nice work!

i was plannin on it.
ps. my interior isn't done. and i need to clean the engine bay before i take any pics..
Originally posted by PvillKnight7
is that a dent in your dirver side fender?
Seriously, very nice looking car. Is it fast?
is that a dent in your dirver side fender?
Seriously, very nice looking car. Is it fast?
and yes, for an n/a it's pretty damn fast...
sonicrat... the measurement is coming in a few minutes
sure, if you are going to install them yourself and use the same brackets then pm me anytime if you need any help.. my aim name is instntvintage258.
that is, IF you're going to get them.
that is, IF you're going to get them.


