Ron565
06-13-2011, 04:04 PM
Ive been doing a lot of research on seats and I will fine some seats that will bolt in.
In the mean time I have found that the FFR OEM seats with some redoing will do just fine for now. I think FFR has two seats versions. I have the original seats.
When you take them apart you will see that the hip side bolster are made of cardboard and are screwed on with sheet rock screws to the seat bucket.. I took both side bolsters off and it made it a lot easer to get in and out of the car. Shifting gears was also a lot easier. I bought some lap belt escutcheons from Sparco and I plan to cut the sides of my seat bucket and install them soon. I am taking my seat covers down to my upholster for modification. I'll bet you it won't be over 100 bucks for both sides.
Cut some aluminum 1" round bar stock and use them for spacers for the front of the seats. That will give you a few more degrease.
Happy Building, Ron
In the mean time I have found that the FFR OEM seats with some redoing will do just fine for now. I think FFR has two seats versions. I have the original seats.
When you take them apart you will see that the hip side bolster are made of cardboard and are screwed on with sheet rock screws to the seat bucket.. I took both side bolsters off and it made it a lot easer to get in and out of the car. Shifting gears was also a lot easier. I bought some lap belt escutcheons from Sparco and I plan to cut the sides of my seat bucket and install them soon. I am taking my seat covers down to my upholster for modification. I'll bet you it won't be over 100 bucks for both sides.
Cut some aluminum 1" round bar stock and use them for spacers for the front of the seats. That will give you a few more degrease.
Happy Building, Ron