*edit* i guess the super duper new ones will allow me to slide the seat back n forth and the cheap ones are fixed?
*edit* i guess the super duper new ones will allow me to slide the seat back n forth and the cheap ones are fixed?
Last edited by Evo5man; 30-03-2006 at 01:06.
basically the new super low ones bolt into the car on the standard mountings, you then bolt a seat into them and it can slide backwards and forwards. Job doneOriginally Posted by Evo5man
If you go for the side mount brackets, you will have to work out a way of bolting them into the car so they are level (cos the floor of the car isn't) which usually involves a bit of bodgeryThen once they are in, they're fixed.
Hope this helps,
cheers,
James
How much slide is available?basically the new super low ones bolt into the car on the standard mountings, you then bolt a seat into them and it can slide backwards and forwards. Job done
Just wondering if you could slide the seat forward enough to get in the back seats really?
Ive only had people in the back twice in the last year but you can gurantee the moment I get a pair of buckets I'd need to use the rear seats
I think if you have 2 fixed back bucket seats in an S14a, you'll really struggle to get all but the most flexible people past them and into the back seat. Even if they go miles foward till they hit the dash, there won't be enough room to get people behind them, so you'd need to push one right the way forward and one right the way backward and see if people can squeeze through the gap inbetween. Not really practical at all...
Cheers for the info James
I thought it might be awkward and like I said its rare I use the back seats, just would have been handy if needed
How long do you think it will take?
Not working for meClick the picture for more info and ordering
Probably all gone?
Yep, sold out
Hi guys, you are correct, our whole stock of these frames has gone, we have more arriving in 2-3 weeks, so you can pre-order if you like. Sorry the link didn't work, it was because I renamed it as we have left hand ones available for pre-order now too.. All fixed now
Left hand seat rails
Driftworks 200sx super low side mount seat subframe (Left side)
£109.50
Cheers
Phil
Last edited by PhilMorrison; 30-03-2006 at 16:19.
Phil,
How about the dutch 200sx ? Does this fit also?
When changing rails offcourse?
Hi
thanks for that. So will Corbeau Sprint seat fit these perfectly then?basically the new super low ones bolt into the car on the standard mountings, you then bolt a seat into them and it can slide backwards and forwards. Job done
If you go for the side mount brackets, you will have to work out a way of bolting them into the car so they are level (cos the floor of the car isn't) which usually involves a bit of bodgery
Hope this helps,
cheers,
James
cheers. Will probably be ordering both seat and subframe soon.
Get a fixed bucket for the drivers seat, then a sports recliner for the passenger side. You then have nice comfy support in both seats whilst still having access to the rear seats.
oh another questioncan i still use a normal seatbelt with that seat and frame? dont want to fit a harness.
Hi Evo5man, the Sprint should fit fine, we used the Corbeau Pro series as a test model for this frame.
The frame has a normal seatbelt buckle mount as part of the frame, but I'd advise using a harness when using a bucket seat personally, as a normal belt will have to go over the sides of the seat and won't hold your hips down..
Hey phil, how do i go about reserving one of these mate? i just need a drivers side (RHD, UK) one...so these bolt into the original holes in the floor?
Yup, they bolt into the original seat mountings, so no cutting or bodging. Just a simple bolt in replacement
we're expecting the next batch to be with us early next week, the best way to be absolutely sure of getting one is to place an order via the website, then we'll get one sent out as soon as they're here
excellent
Just had word that customs and excise permitting, we should have the next load with us tomorrow
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