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Smak94

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Ok, i've finally decided to convert my saddle interior to black. Looks like i'll be needing some new seats to replace my nasty looking cloth seats. I've looked around and decied to go with Arizen custom seats (www.arizenracingsports.com). I don't want solid black seats so i decided that i'll math them to my exterior color. I't's between these 2, which do you guys like best? The one with red bolsters and pony is a photo shop.

 

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BlueOvalStangGT

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The one on the left.

 

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right one

 

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I prefer the one on the right.

 

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right

 

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SCREW YOU PEOPLE! hahaha

 

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pony one

 

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the one on the right looks better. Not only does it have the pony, but it's more subtle that the red one.

 

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I would be afraid too much red would make it hard to keep clean.

 

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Right. You don't want too much red. Are those direct replacement that keep the electrical functions and air bladder? How much are they?

Thanks

 

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Thanks for all the input guys. I was leaning towards the black with red pony ones myself.

Methodical said:

Right. You don't want too much red. Are those direct replacement that keep the electrical functions and air bladder? How much are they?

Thanks

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According to their website, they start at $429 for the pair (simulated leather). Really depends on what material, colors, logos, etc. you want. I'm planning on reusing my stock brackets to keep my electrical functions, I know it's going to take some fabricating though.

 

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I agree with the peeps voting on the seat on the right. As far as fab, when I put my seats in I only had to drill new holes into the stock brackets, kept my power and all is good.

By the way, if your interested I have a black leather rear seat in perfect shape. Came out of my cobra and just sitting in the garage.