Pre and post 96 seat fixings the same?
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Pre and post 96 seat fixings the same?
Hi, can anyone tell me if the pre 96 and post 96 seats have the same fixing points?
I thought they were the same,but i want to get a pair of Corbeau seats,but the tailored frames are for 96 on only.
Thanks,Tim
I thought they were the same,but i want to get a pair of Corbeau seats,but the tailored frames are for 96 on only.
Thanks,Tim
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I thought all the classics had the same fixing points for seats....i recently purchased some Buddy club seat rails for a my99 classic and they didn,t ask me what year they where for.......
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Right, i've just purchased a pair of Corbeau Forza seats, which have universal sliding runners fitted.
Would i be better off ditching the universal ones, and buying a pair ot tailor made ones? Trouble is, a new set of the tailor made ones are £130, £30 more than i paid for the seats!
Would i be able to remove the runners from the subaru seats, and bolt them to the corbeau's, making plates up? This way i could keep the seat belt pint too.
Would i be better off ditching the universal ones, and buying a pair ot tailor made ones? Trouble is, a new set of the tailor made ones are £130, £30 more than i paid for the seats!
Would i be able to remove the runners from the subaru seats, and bolt them to the corbeau's, making plates up? This way i could keep the seat belt pint too.
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Right, i've just purchased a pair of Corbeau Forza seats, which have universal sliding runners fitted.
Would i be better off ditching the universal ones, and buying a pair ot tailor made ones? Trouble is, a new set of the tailor made ones are £130, £30 more than i paid for the seats!
Would i be able to remove the runners from the subaru seats, and bolt them to the corbeau's, making plates up? This way i could keep the seat belt pint too.
Would i be better off ditching the universal ones, and buying a pair ot tailor made ones? Trouble is, a new set of the tailor made ones are £130, £30 more than i paid for the seats!
Would i be able to remove the runners from the subaru seats, and bolt them to the corbeau's, making plates up? This way i could keep the seat belt pint too.
The buddyclub items also retain seatbelt fixing points.
Omp do a subaru fixed mount for side mounted seats which is a better price iirc....
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I fitted the seats today, quite happy with them too!
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