Summit Racing Seats

very great seats, only complaint is that they are too wide, but that may be because im 6'0" and 140lbs so im a little thin. otherwise fackin pimp!

Somebody in the 94-95 sections has those in black in his car, they look good. I think he got his from jegs but thier the same seats.

mob said:

I think mansonozz has those seats but in white, they look great in his vert.

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Mansonozz has Cerullo seats which are a lot nicer than the Summit seats.

Personally I think they look OK but are made cheap. They don't even have a recline lever. You have to twist a knob on the side to recline it.

You get what you pay for.

ive got them in my stang, they look nice especially since i have the harness's to go with them. i got them when they first came out so they have the turn style knob to move the seat. its not a big deal for me since i dont have any rear seats. they might have refined it im not sure though. but as for comfort, ive been driving with them for 6 months now and theyre very comfortable for me, and at $190 a piece they were worth it to me...mount them on the stock brackets though or they wil probably sit too high, mine did the first time i put them in with brackets it bought..i took them out and just fabbed it up so i could mount it to the stockers

Here's a couple pics of those seats, in my 96 gt

71swing said:

My next option for seats are the GTS 2 by Corbeau if I cant find any pics of any convertibles with the summit seats.

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/iwwida.pvx?;item?item_no=CS-2030 1&comp=LRS

I know these seats would look great in the car but would run me about 300$ more than the summits.

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This is the only picture I have when I had them in my car.


I tried to fab them up to work with my stock brackets but it wasn't happening so I bought the brackets.

They were about another $150 for both.

They were kind of stiff for me, but they looked nice.

I decided to get rid of them and get 2000 GT leather seats.



They were way more comfortable than the Corbeaus and ended up costing less.

They also bolted right in.