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S197 Seats In Fox Body

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yogi4476

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I was wondering if anybody had tried to see if the seats from the S197 will fit in a fox body and if not why. Only really asking because I have access to some from a wrecked car, and the Grey leather would match the stock grey of my fox body till I change it.

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stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.
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They will fit. Just swap the Fox rails over.
 
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Looks like I just have to drill out the studs for the original seat rails on the S197 seats and swap over the foxbody rails.

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Either drill or weld the frames on
 

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I need to drill the studs to remove the S197 rails seams easier than trying to fight a wrench in between the seat bottom foam and frame just to unbolt them.

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So after about 1.5hours of work they fit (sort of).



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So after about 1.5hours of work they fit (sort of).

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Looks good
 

Boosted92LX

It's only an inch or two. What's the big deal?
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I've been considering this for my car, mainly because it's getting hard to find really clean sn95 seats in my area. A shame since I sold an sn95 car two years ago, and the seats were my favorite part of the car. Any feedback as to seat comfort sn95 vs s197?

Anyone?
 
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