Saalro

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Is it a pain, i'm getting a welded in cage shortly and i'm wondering how easily seats go in?

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smithyy21

my cage is in process of getting but in now. But so far the seats are ok not fouling on the cage or anything

Saalro

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Sorry, i mean as in getting a seat in the car once a cage is fitted!

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smithyy21

Ahh right sorry I fitted my seats b4 I had my cage should be ok fitting them after

leecalcars

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Depending on which seats you go for they can be a tight squeeze!!!

As you know my cage was from custom ,and needed to be painted when I got it back so seats were removed.
I bought a brand new corneal pro series carbon seat XL and when fitting it had to be carefull not to scratch the paint on door cross over bars and A and B puller supports it was a tight squeeze but went in,just be carefull with the head restraints style of seat as I trial fitted a prodive carbon WRC seat with these and yes the seat went in but couldn't get it in the right position as the wings were hitting the A puller supports!

leecalcars

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leecalcars

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Even with a standered seat the side wings just touch the B pillar support in standered seat mountings

Henrik

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leecalcars, what's that material you've used for the door cards?

leecalcars

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3mm black plastic I was selling these a while back as I had the templates £95 delivered I pop riveted them on did the rear parcel shelf aswell they do the job fine untill I can afford the carbon cards

leecalcars

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leecalcars

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After cutting out the inner doors then fitted card over the too