Fixed seat base?
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Fixed seat base?
Hi,
I've done a bunch of searching and can't yet find a definite answer.
I'm looking for a seat base that will mount to my side mounted Bride VIOS III. Basically I just don't like the flex that I have with the sparco mounts and sliders..... Also the seats are a little high since I have sparco bases, sliders and then the bride side brackets.
Any info will help.
Thanks
I've done a bunch of searching and can't yet find a definite answer.
I'm looking for a seat base that will mount to my side mounted Bride VIOS III. Basically I just don't like the flex that I have with the sparco mounts and sliders..... Also the seats are a little high since I have sparco bases, sliders and then the bride side brackets.
Any info will help.
Thanks
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You'll likely need to have one welded up. I built one for my Sparco, and it is really nice and solid. From my experience all the seat companies slider bases are high-boys.
I started with my original set of proto lowering brackets and welded them to a flat base for my seat, see below. A welder can make quick work of this action and I know others have used lowering brackets as the start of a similar fabricated base.
I started with my original set of proto lowering brackets and welded them to a flat base for my seat, see below. A welder can make quick work of this action and I know others have used lowering brackets as the start of a similar fabricated base.
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mo...nightmare.html
The shop who made mine had made 3 more sets using mine as jigs and probably still has them.
The shop who made mine had made 3 more sets using mine as jigs and probably still has them.
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Boltz - have you tried removing the slider altogether and mounting back up? It's suprisingly better!
I've had 3-4 different brackets with 2 different Sparco seats. The Sparco mount, a custom mount and one from Wedge Engineering. I've played around a lot with sliders, drilling extra holes, remounting, measuring, moving left/right, etc. It's a pain to get it where you want it!
I've got this bastard low.....
http://boomn29.blogspot.com/2011/03/...d-back-in.html
I've had 3-4 different brackets with 2 different Sparco seats. The Sparco mount, a custom mount and one from Wedge Engineering. I've played around a lot with sliders, drilling extra holes, remounting, measuring, moving left/right, etc. It's a pain to get it where you want it!
I've got this bastard low.....
http://boomn29.blogspot.com/2011/03/...d-back-in.html
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Jid2..... Like many other times, I thought of PM'ing you to make me some of your bases, but I know how busy you already are
xtnct, I read your whole thread already... Might have to call that shop up
Thanks Gents!
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