where can i find seat brackets for these seats? plzz take a look at this
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where can i find seat brackets for these seats? plzz take a look at this
Bought these seats on ebay seats are preaty nice but the proble is that we cant find seat brackets for the seats for 93 fd.
if any one from sac maybee you know a place around that makes them or sells them?
please help need to put the seats in soon!!!!!!
if any one from sac maybee you know a place around that makes them or sells them?
please help need to put the seats in soon!!!!!!
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just look for any bottom mount seat rails for FD applications. i believe sparco, recaro and bride have 'em. however, your seat is generic so i dont know if it'd have the proper width at the bottom?
good luck!
good luck!
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Originally Posted by omochi
just look for any bottom mount seat rails for FD applications. i believe sparco, recaro and bride have 'em.
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i edited my post after you replied.. not sure if they'd fit- try to measure the proportions and find a seat that's most like it. (most companies have online specs for their seats)
then again, the mounting points may be different...
so alternatively, find another set of stock FD rails and hack 'em up.
then again, the mounting points may be different...
so alternatively, find another set of stock FD rails and hack 'em up.
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Originally Posted by omochi
i edited my post after you replied.. not sure if they'd fit- try to measure the proportions and find a seat that's most like it. (most companies have online specs for their seats)
then again, the mounting points may be different...
so alternatively, find another set of stock FD rails and hack 'em up.
then again, the mounting points may be different...
so alternatively, find another set of stock FD rails and hack 'em up.
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Probably NOT. You will more than likely have to fab your own brackets. Also what is width of the seats? Do they even fit?
Fitting aftermarket seats in the FD is notoriously hard. Most seats don't fit. If you search the interior/exterior subforum you will see tons of threads with "do these seats fit my FD"
I think you bought your self more hassle then savings by buying these seats.
Fitting aftermarket seats in the FD is notoriously hard. Most seats don't fit. If you search the interior/exterior subforum you will see tons of threads with "do these seats fit my FD"
I think you bought your self more hassle then savings by buying these seats.
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Originally Posted by dima_b32
you mean hack em up as making different holes in them or try making brackets ot of them?
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Originally Posted by 7racer
Probably NOT. You will more than likely have to fab your own brackets. Also what is width of the seats? Do they even fit?
Fitting aftermarket seats in the FD is notoriously hard. Most seats don't fit. If you search the interior/exterior subforum you will see tons of threads with "do these seats fit my FD"
I think you bought your self more hassle then savings by buying these seats.
Fitting aftermarket seats in the FD is notoriously hard. Most seats don't fit. If you search the interior/exterior subforum you will see tons of threads with "do these seats fit my FD"
I think you bought your self more hassle then savings by buying these seats.
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the fd brackets have the holes 13 in apart,the aftermarket are 15 apart, so take the fd brackets off, go to lowes buy a metal strip, to fit sideways on the seats and mount the fd brakets on it with some bolts, get the idea is like a tic,tac,toe board
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Originally Posted by dima_b32
the seats fit in the car preatu good, the problem is geting the brackets
I'm surprised if they fit. Just to double check before you go through the trouble of making brackets, make sure you can close the door without the seat shoulder bolster hitting the door.
You can also look at the sparco fitting guide and look at the torino's to see your measurements. Pay particular attention to measurements B and D.
http://www.sparcousa.com/resourceFiles/26.pdf
B needs to be around 22.17 inches
D needs to be around 19.13 inches
according to ebay the measurements aren't exactly listed but it states width is 22" so it's close. Just double check before you go to the trouble of fabbing brackets.
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I hate to say it man, but those seats look like ricer crap. You're better off with a pair of nice R1 or base seats.
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Thanks Rich, now I don't have to say it.
Like the others said, you will have to fabricate your own brackets. Do it SMART. That bracket is the only thing holding the seat down if you get in an accident.
Like the others said, you will have to fabricate your own brackets. Do it SMART. That bracket is the only thing holding the seat down if you get in an accident.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I hate to say it man, but those seats look like ricer crap. You're better off with a pair of nice R1 or base seats.
The door closes good when the seat is in the car.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I hate to say it man, but those seats look like ricer crap. You're better off with a pair of nice R1 or base seats.
The door closes good when the seat is in the car.
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^ Why don't you just buy some stock leather seats.....tan ones are especially easy to find and not too pricey either. Besides you won't have bracket issues that way and it should end up costing about the same price as these seats installed w/custom brackets. Just throwing out a suggestion.
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Originally Posted by Farhan
^ Why don't you just buy some stock leather seats.....tan ones are especially easy to find and not too pricey either. Besides you won't have bracket issues that way and it should end up costing about the same price as these seats installed w/custom brackets. Just throwing out a suggestion.
Yea that sound betar now but, i learned my leson so yea it is a good idea but its too late.
Have to deal with these seats now
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Originally Posted by dima_b32
The door closes good when the seat is in the car.
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no it does not rub against the door theres alitle bit of space between the the door and the seat left. There's same amount of space between the original seat and this seat.
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