aftermarket seats?
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if i had to guess i would say that any other recaro seat is a bolt on. you can also buy any other aftermarket seat ansd just buy the brackets and sliders for the car.
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What kind of improvement are you looking for in an aftermarket seat. What do you think the Recaros are missing?
I'd spend money on ANYTHING else, except the brakes.
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I'd spend money on ANYTHING else, except the brakes.
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Here's my Sparco Pro 2000! I loved the stock Recaro, but needed to upgrade for two reasons. 1) I'm 6'5" and couldn't fit in the car while wearing a helmet (besides the fact that a lowered seat gives a better driving position) 2) The stock Recaro's are great for the street, but are for **** at the racetrack, as are ANY reclineable seat. And, yes, I've used Bride reclineables which are MUCH more supportive than our stockers, but still flex like a mother during hard cornering. Only one negative is that the Sparco absolutely sucks on long drives to the track...my legs start to get a little numb after 2 hours, and I need to get out of the car to stretch a little. I won't go back though...fixed back is the way to go for sure if your primary interest for your EVO is road course and canyon driving.