stock seat vs aftermarket
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stock seat vs aftermarket
what is the wieght of the s5 gxl cloth seats?
Also will a seat with these dimension fit in the fc?
Dimensions:
- Outer shoulders 22"
- Outer lower back 21.5"
- Outer seat 21"
- Outer floor 18"
- Outer adjusting ***** 21"
Also will a seat with these dimension fit in the fc?
Dimensions:
- Outer shoulders 22"
- Outer lower back 21.5"
- Outer seat 21"
- Outer floor 18"
- Outer adjusting ***** 21"
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Originally Posted by krazykoncepts
what is the wieght of the s5 gxl cloth seats?
Also will a seat with these dimension fit in the fc?
Dimensions:
- Outer shoulders 22"
- Outer lower back 21.5"
- Outer seat 21"
- Outer floor 18"
- Outer adjusting ***** 21"
Also will a seat with these dimension fit in the fc?
Dimensions:
- Outer shoulders 22"
- Outer lower back 21.5"
- Outer seat 21"
- Outer floor 18"
- Outer adjusting ***** 21"
The other seat would fit, however may be a bit tall for fitting to stock slides/mounting brackets
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Originally Posted by Icemark
The other seat would fit, however may be a bit tall for fitting to stock slides/mounting brackets
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I installed my Sparco pistas ( and they barely fit ) and also found out they are a bit hi, But nothing i can really notice.
Ill know in a few months when i really get to drive the car.
Ill know in a few months when i really get to drive the car.
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I'm not saying weight shouldn't be a minor consideration, but if you're buying aftermarket seats for their weight savings in a street car, you're getting very low bang for the buck for the performance.
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Originally Posted by Snrub
I'm not saying weight shouldn't be a minor consideration, but if you're buying aftermarket seats for their weight savings in a street car, you're getting very low bang for the buck for the performance.
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I am getting a light bucket seat for me. However for the passenger seat i need a reclinable seat. Seeing as you guys are saying i wont find anything reasonable i think i may leave my passenger seat stock
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