Racing seats in a sedan (Again)
#46
My brother had Corbeau A4 seats in his '97 Maxima. They were originally the black cloth that was like a giant lint roller.
He had them redone in black/silver pleather to try to match his silver Momo steering wheel and black interior. Loud yes...but the car was a rolling billboard for his business. At least he got it to dyno 360hp/370ftlb to the wheels prior to selling it.
They were a bit snug and we're 5'10"/180-190. They recommend the A4 Wide if you're over a 34" waist. You can feel the metal hoop they use for the side bolsters if you push really hard but I survived driving it 400 miles to a show and back lowered 3.5" on 19"/35 series tires.
He had them redone in black/silver pleather to try to match his silver Momo steering wheel and black interior. Loud yes...but the car was a rolling billboard for his business. At least he got it to dyno 360hp/370ftlb to the wheels prior to selling it.
They were a bit snug and we're 5'10"/180-190. They recommend the A4 Wide if you're over a 34" waist. You can feel the metal hoop they use for the side bolsters if you push really hard but I survived driving it 400 miles to a show and back lowered 3.5" on 19"/35 series tires.
Im lowered as well on my coilovers, i have about a 2 finger gap. I had no finger gap before but i was scraping everywhere so i raised it.
#47
Actually, if you think about how you're tied to the seat once you're buckled in, seats are not just seats anymore, they're a safety item. Just try to imagine how you would look like if your car got hit from the side and your seat bent or part of it crushed from the impact... not only is it important for your seats to give you support and comfort as you drive the car, the seats are supposed to offer the correct support when you get into an accident.
#48
Actually, if you think about how you're tied to the seat once you're buckled in, seats are not just seats anymore, they're a safety item. Just try to imagine how you would look like if your car got hit from the side and your seat bent or part of it crushed from the impact... not only is it important for your seats to give you support and comfort as you drive the car, the seats are supposed to offer the correct support when you get into an accident.
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#52
thanks for answering. i'm looking for these tenzo-r seats..
http://www.andysautosport.com/infini...z00128030.html
They match the current colour scheme of my sedan .. but look bette rthan my stock cloth ones
http://www.andysautosport.com/infini...z00128030.html
They match the current colour scheme of my sedan .. but look bette rthan my stock cloth ones
#54
Maybe end Corbeau or some off brand ones. Any high quality name brand (real name brand not knock-off) will be more than that.
#55
What color interior do you have? I have light grey / black and was planning o getting these eventually.
http://www.corbeau.com/products/reclining_seats/a4/
http://www.corbeau.com/products/reclining_seats/a4/
Last edited by ckkone; 03-25-2010 at 08:29 PM.