Let's see pics of aftermarket seats in installed in FDs!
how comfortable are those corbeau cr1's? do they have any decent lumbar support? i also wonder do these aftermarket seats sit at the same height as the stock ones?
the stock seats kill my back sometimes.
the stock seats kill my back sometimes.
Originally Posted by Rx7@Rocketship.com
What's the headroom like with the buddy club with bride fg rail setup?
David
David
Originally Posted by wptrx7
What is the difference between the Recaro SPA and SPG?
And for those interested in Recaros....the Bride seat rails for FDs fit the SPG/SPA perfectly.
A bit late, but just got a chance to snap some pics of my recently installed MemoryFab carbon fiber buckets. 13lbs each, with optional bolt-in sliders :


Last edited by Rxmfn7; May 16, 2006 at 07:13 PM.
rxmfr7.... i would really suggest getting a harness bar instead of using your strut bar... the harness is only affective if is at a 45degree or just a bitter higher... scince yours is at a lower point if you get into even a minor collision the harness will crush your shoulders and compress them into your back.
btw... this has been tested.
btw... this has been tested.
Originally Posted by Taikutsu
hmm its about the same as stock...i think the buddy club might be slightly lower than stock...
Thanks for the advice on these Buddy Club seats. They are pretty good quality when it comes to race seats. I like your more subtle color but, finally decided to take the leap and go for the red ones to intruduce a bit more color into my FD interior. I like them.
I decided to intall them just with the Cobra sidemount plates and no sliders. This way I could keep the installed weight down to 17 lbs. (13.5 seat and 3 lbs for Cobra plates, plus hardware), a savings of 17+ lbs per seat.
I really do not understand why most people have to use sliders. Sliders are heavy. The stock ones are close to 10lbs per seat. I suspect most owners are the only drivers of their cars so, there is really no need to install all that adjustibility into both seats.
Albert
Originally Posted by Fubawu
axr6:
How did you install just the side mounts?
How did you install just the side mounts?
On the door side I mounted the Cobra plates to the floor after strenghtening it with a couple of pieces of 1/16" metal plates on the outside and some aluminum 1" tall block on the inside so that the doorside rail had the same height and angle as the inside rail.
I mounted the stock seat belt clips to the Cobra brackets.
It is a tight fit but, definitely doable.
Albert
Originally Posted by turBRO [ArTiN]
rxmfr7.... i would really suggest getting a harness bar instead of using your strut bar... the harness is only affective if is at a 45degree or just a bitter higher... scince yours is at a lower point if you get into even a minor collision the harness will crush your shoulders and compress them into your back.
btw... this has been tested.
btw... this has been tested.
wow nice i found the site www.memoryfab.com 
how do you like the seats? are they comfortable? whats the seating height? how tall are u? im amazed these cf seats are under $500.
how do you like the seats? are they comfortable? whats the seating height? how tall are u? im amazed these cf seats are under $500.
Last edited by sevensix; May 17, 2006 at 01:07 AM.
Originally Posted by turBRO [ArTiN]
are u sure... lookin at that pic the harness looks like its mounted lower than its supose to be
dude.. im just sayin for saftey... ya.. it is kinda a impotant thing u kno
dude.. im just sayin for saftey... ya.. it is kinda a impotant thing u kno
Originally Posted by axr6
Hello Taikutsu
Thanks for the advice on these Buddy Club seats. They are pretty good quality when it comes to race seats. I like your more subtle color but, finally decided to take the leap and go for the red ones to intruduce a bit more color into my FD interior. I like them.
I decided to intall them just with the Cobra sidemount plates and no sliders. This way I could keep the installed weight down to 17 lbs. (13.5 seat and 3 lbs for Cobra plates, plus hardware), a savings of 17+ lbs per seat.
I really do not understand why most people have to use sliders. Sliders are heavy. The stock ones are close to 10lbs per seat. I suspect most owners are the only drivers of their cars so, there is really no need to install all that adjustibility into both seats.
Albert
Thanks for the advice on these Buddy Club seats. They are pretty good quality when it comes to race seats. I like your more subtle color but, finally decided to take the leap and go for the red ones to intruduce a bit more color into my FD interior. I like them.
I decided to intall them just with the Cobra sidemount plates and no sliders. This way I could keep the installed weight down to 17 lbs. (13.5 seat and 3 lbs for Cobra plates, plus hardware), a savings of 17+ lbs per seat.
I really do not understand why most people have to use sliders. Sliders are heavy. The stock ones are close to 10lbs per seat. I suspect most owners are the only drivers of their cars so, there is really no need to install all that adjustibility into both seats.
Albert
If you can't have Momo/sparco/recaro, I love those MemoryFab ones because they don't say "MemoryFab" blattantly on them. I'm not a label hound necessarily, but there's no way in hell I could run around with anything blattantly branded "Buddy Club" on it. Sounds like a gay afterhours joint. "Bride" isn't much better. I guess I could have that as a passenger seat and get mine custom embroidered to say "Groom".
Originally Posted by ptrhahn
If you can't have Momo/sparco/recaro, I love those MemoryFab ones because they don't say "MemoryFab" blattantly on them. I'm not a label hound necessarily, but there's no way in hell I could run around with anything blattantly branded "Buddy Club" on it. Sounds like a gay afterhours joint. "Bride" isn't much better. I guess I could have that as a passenger seat and get mine custom embroidered to say "Groom".
Oh, well... we could just duct tape over those labels or, just swallow our prides and take the 34 lbs weight savings and all the discomfort that goes with racing seats over those slippery leather ones.
Having racing blood flowing my arteries, I'd do FAR more for just the weight savings than have a silly logo behind my back...
Albert
Are buddy club seats FIA approved. Are Memory Fabs???
What the deal with seats without a Approval sticker??? Every seat I'v ever had in my race cars were FIA approved so I'v never seen what will happen if you don't have a sticker.
What the deal with seats without a Approval sticker??? Every seat I'v ever had in my race cars were FIA approved so I'v never seen what will happen if you don't have a sticker.













