3rd gen seats in a 1st gen
12-26-04, 05:39 PM
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Matt,
I tried to do that about three years ago. First you have to modify the rails. FB passenger inner rail is at an angle. First gen cars have the "hump" on the passenger side. By the time I was done modifying the seats, they were too high for anybody, I even reclined the back part to a crazy angle. It was too dangerous. If you hit a bump or something your head would hit the ceiling. I sold my seats to a second gen owner and it actually worked for him. I would assume because FCs are a little wider.
I tried to do that about three years ago. First you have to modify the rails. FB passenger inner rail is at an angle. First gen cars have the "hump" on the passenger side. By the time I was done modifying the seats, they were too high for anybody, I even reclined the back part to a crazy angle. It was too dangerous. If you hit a bump or something your head would hit the ceiling. I sold my seats to a second gen owner and it actually worked for him. I would assume because FCs are a little wider.
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yeah i just put my turbo ii seats in my gsl-se last night, took 10 min, the only thing is on the drivers side the right front doesnt line up, u have to either drill another hole or bend the bracket, other than that its a direct bolt in
