thestunts200sx

So again, I am interested in getting some new front 'racing' seats.
This is of course, primarily cosmetic, as well as comfort. The stock ones just aren't comfortable anymore.

I was looking into THESE because it'd be around 310 for the two(2) and shipping is free.

I already lost a huge chunk of cash to R1autodesign ( guy in my sig ) who ripped me off....for some sparco's he was suppose to send me.

Other then that....do you guys think these are some descent seats ?
Also, if you guys know of any other places to buy these same exact seats or ones of equal if not better quality and fit for a better if not same price, the point in the right direction would be great.

AND>.....lol.....what type of brackets do I need to get for these, if at all ? to make them work/fit in my 96 200sx B14 ?


Thanks guys, take care.

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NotAnotherHonda

i got custom brackets made when i had my setas, but now i see you can get 200sx brackets off ebay for prety cheap

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jenns240

those ebay brackets arent a direct fit i had some which i had to mod but then i misplaced them so i have to get another set, so the work beings all over again.

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boosteddet

contact the seller and see if they have the brackets otherwise a local fabricator can make you a custom set. It should about $100 each if custom. Make sure you ask for the OEM seatbelt tabs to be made as well.

2slow95

I highly suggest you sit in these seats before purchasing them. Aftermarket seats come in varieties ranging from incredibly uncomfortable to very very nice. They may be fine, but I'd check them out first.

As for brackets, a number of aftermarket seat manufacturers make brackets that could be easily adapted to fit any aftermarket seats, most only with a drill - some might require a bit of welding. Go to an upholstery shop, one that works with imports, and ask them - they'll be able to get you a decent price.