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Can anyone identify these seats.... have pics

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SRT Handz

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spitfirees20 said:
Haha where did you get that picture, did you take it at a car show? Who puts in ONE Sparco seat?
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People who care more about performance that looks anyways..... Whats the point of having 2 racing seats in you take the everything else out but the drivers seat anyways.

Function>form
 

ScortLX

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Do you daily drive your car? Road trips? I'd need a reclining seat as well as one one that would fit not only me but a buddy if I get too hammered to drive. That seat looks like I need to weigh 170-180 lbs to fit in it. I would have to sit in it to see.
 
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SRT Handz said:
People who care more about performance that looks anyways..... Whats the point of having 2 racing seats in you take the everything else out but the drivers seat anyways.

Function>form
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... because they have a full interior, it's not stripped, it doesn't have a rear seat delete, it doesn't look like a race car. It looks like a daily driver / weekend car with one non-matching sparco seat.
 

SRT Handz

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La Mirada, CA
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spitfirees20 said:
... because they have a full interior, it's not stripped, it doesn't have a rear seat delete, it doesn't look like a race car. It looks like a daily driver / weekend car with one non-matching sparco seat.
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I take everything out on the weekends anyways.

The reason i keep the passenger seat is because i need a place for the girl to sit when i take her out and when my fat friends come for a ride.

The back seat is there on the weekdays for 2 VERY good reasons....

#1 - I dont want my school booksfyling from the truck to the front when i slam on the brakes.
#2 - I Have zero sound insulation in the car for weight reasons. The only way i can keep the sound down is to have the rear seat in to ask as insulation.

It came down to a choice..... Have sound insulation and a Rear seat delete kit or have no sound insulation and remove the rear seat alot....i took the second choice
 

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ScortLX said:
Do you daily drive your car? Road trips? I'd need a reclining seat as well as one one that would fit not only me but a buddy if I get too hammered to drive. That seat looks like I need to weigh 170-180 lbs to fit in it. I would have to sit in it to see.
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I have Corbeau CR1's and love them...maybe you could try them sometime.
 
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SRT Handz said:
I take everything out on the weekends anyways.

The reason i keep the passenger seat is because i need a place for the girl to sit when i take her out and when my fat friends come for a ride.

The back seat is there on the weekdays for 2 VERY good reasons....

#1 - I dont want my school booksfyling from the truck to the front when i slam on the brakes.
#2 - I Have zero sound insulation in the car for weight reasons. The only way i can keep the sound down is to have the rear seat in to ask as insulation.

It came down to a choice..... Have sound insulation and a Rear seat delete kit or have no sound insulation and remove the rear seat alot....i took the second choice
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Oh, I didn't know that was your car, my bad.
 

SRT Handz

I tripped & fell down and cut myself & got blood
Oct 10, 2004
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La Mirada, CA
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spitfirees20 said:
Oh, I didn't know that was your car, my bad.
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Dont worry Brother, nothing to be sorry about
 

mransr

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the more I look, the more I think Corbeaus are the best answer for a daily driver...I just wish I could "butt test" some before ordering them
 

ScortLX

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fudleyd said:
I have Corbeau CR1's and love them...maybe you could try them sometime.
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I may have to take you up on that offer sometime! Thanks!
 

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I had the jegs seats (same as summit or close enough) and they are very nice for the $$. They were comfortable, looked good, hugged you fine, and were big enough for my 40" waist. Great overall seat.

 

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Ive sat in GT seats like once and it was horrible...ha sorry yall that have em. The bullitt seats are pretty much the same as the cobra seats but with a different insert in the middle, leather instead of suade. Think the mach seats are the same. Ive gone like 6 hours down HWY 5 in my seats and had no problems, they are very comfortable and supportive. I drive my car everyday and love them. I dunno what they would cost though.
 
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YelloSchtang001

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what do you usually lose for leg space with jegs/summit seats....also space between steering wheel and front of the seat
 

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b. Hunsaker Vinyl Synkro (2 seats)

 
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