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Looking for a track day seat

mattd seat here

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looks good and i fit init perfect :twisted:
 
I put these in and once you are harnessed in you do not move, iirc they do them in four widths
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Ill have the XL as them felt perfect yesterday when I stuck my fat ass into them :)
 
Tarticus said:
I put these in and once you are harnessed in you do not move, iirc they do them in four widths
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Ill have the XL as them felt perfect yesterday when I stuck my fat ass into them :)
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As i said before good luck fitting in the Brides then :lol: :lol:
 
paul said:
mattd seat here

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looks good and i fit init perfect :twisted:
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Ohh that looks nice, just trying to picture it in the car with the red insert :D

Is it essential these seats are installed with a race harness? I'm going to assume the answer is yes, in which case, where has everyone mounted the points when the rear seats are still in the car?

- Kevin.
 
Kev that is indeed my seat thats now in my saxo, a Cobra Suzuka GT.

I used Spoon seat rails and OMP sidemounts to bolt it in to the CTR, if i were you i would use bride seat rails instead as the spoon ones are shit!

I did use my seatbelt with that seat, not ideal as the stalk/clip was at a funny anglenot sure if this would of worked 100% when in a crash.

Harness's can be bolted into standard seat belt mounts, one good thing about the spoon (not sure if the bride has this) is that it had a mounting for a harness built into it on the passanger side of the drivers subframe.
If you are thinking if using an eyebolt for a clip in harness it may like mine did scratch the centre console when moved forwards and back.

Hope this helps :D
 
Matt_D said:
Harness's can be bolted into standard seat belt mounts, one good thing about the spoon (not sure if the bride has this) is that it had a mounting for a harness built into it on the passanger side of the drivers subframe.
If you are thinking if using an eyebolt for a clip in harness it may like mine did scratch the centre console when moved forwards and back.
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Bride rails have that feature too and it doesn't make contact with centre console :)

 
Kev - there are set of S2000 seats for sale on the DC5 forum mate, thought I'd let you know, but unsure if your going aftermarket.

:wink:
 
mmm just spoke to a mate and he can get me 2 Cobra Suzuka's in Diolen for £550


Carl
 
SpaceMonkey said:
Kev - there are set of S2000 seats for sale on the DC5 forum mate, thought I'd let you know, but unsure if your going aftermarket.

:wink:
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S2k seats in a Civic wouldn't offer much support really, esp being leather they would be quite slippy?

For "normal" seats Dc2/DC5 seats are ok but a full bucket offers so much more support :)
 
HASNIC said:
S2k seats in a Civic wouldn't offer much support really, esp being leather they would be quite slippy?
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your right Nick, they aint that great. Not to bad in an S2000 cause there aint no where to really go in the small cabin :D.
 
J7 said:
HASNIC said:
S2k seats in a Civic wouldn't offer much support really, esp being leather they would be quite slippy?
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your right Nick, they aint that great. Not to bad in an S2000 cause there aint no where to really go in the small cabin :D.
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thats the thing, in the S2k you've got the high central tunnel which offers alot more support against falling out of the seat i guess, as you can sort of lean on it mid corner :lol:
 
Kevin

My Recaro Speed will be up for sale from next week.
It'll just be one seat and it requires a seat rail.

Looking for £160.
 
moNoKnoT said:
SpaceMonkey said:
Look what I found for sale Kev Bride Seat not cheap, but cool as fook :wink:
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:shock: :shock: :shock:

Anyone know if this seat it any good, it looks awsome!!!

- Kevin.
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Bride seats are some of the best going mate but Trungs will do the job 99% aswell and it's a fair amount cheaper 8)
 
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