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Procar seat adapters....

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brtnstrns

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How do you bolt these on? The only bolts they came with are the ones that screw onto the seat, but where are the bolts that mount the adapter to the seat riser?
 
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you are on your own there...you will have to buy the nuts and bolts ...i would weld the bolts to the adapter and use the original nuts with the spinning washer...Joe
 
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I bought some big bolts and nuts from Lowes. Attach brackets to seats with the provided bolts and attach the brackets to your existing seat bolts (or the big ones you get at Lowes).
 

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meganjoe said:
you are on your own there...you will have to buy the nuts and bolts ...i would weld the bolts to the adapter and use the original nuts with the spinning washer...Joe
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I'll go with using my own bolts...i dont trust if they're welded on there...not very useful if the weld breaks when i get in a car wreck and the seat flies out...
 
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the purpose of the weld is to hold the bolt securely to the adapter so you can tighten the nut from underneath the car..once everything is tight it doesent really matter if the weld breaks although i dont see why it should...Joe
 

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oooh alright now i get the idea...thought they meant like welding them on the bottom of the bracket...now i see what they're talking about..oh well i dont have a welder and dont really want to rent one for that
 

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oooh alright now i get the idea...thought they meant like welding them on the bottom of the bracket...now i see what they're talking about..oh well i dont have a welder and dont really want to rent one for that
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I bolted my Recaro adapters to the floor, then bolted the seats to the brackets.

Make sure you use Grade 8 bolts.
 
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