Aftermarket seats
Oct 14, 2003, 01:48 PM
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Originally posted by David_Mount
Designmanfx, what kind of brackets are you using? I've seen some from MMR that allow you to reattach your seat belt to the new bracket, and others that force you to use four points. Phatqdog69 I hear ya, I love Corbeaus, but I'm right at a 34 inch waist and don't want to shoehorn my butt into the seat, I also don't want to pay $100 to go to a 40 inch seat that I'd be swimming in.
Designmanfx, what kind of brackets are you using? I've seen some from MMR that allow you to reattach your seat belt to the new bracket, and others that force you to use four points. Phatqdog69 I hear ya, I love Corbeaus, but I'm right at a 34 inch waist and don't want to shoehorn my butt into the seat, I also don't want to pay $100 to go to a 40 inch seat that I'd be swimming in.
and still use the facotry seat belts... geting some 5 point harness' soon
Oct 14, 2003, 01:53 PM
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Thanks designmanfx, that's good to know. I like the fact that the Arospeeds are made by Recaro for Arospeed, love the look. The fact that I don't have to make my kid get out and walk (he's still in a booster seat) helps too
. Now it's just time to decide whether I get the seats first, or import my fog lamps first. Decisions, decision.
. Now it's just time to decide whether I get the seats first, or import my fog lamps first. Decisions, decision.
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