Brackets for Kirkey seats

[Techmonster23]

The most common way I see people installing a Kirkey is by fabricating their own brackets. However, I don't have the tools to do this myself (at least I don't think I do).

Normally I'd just take the car to a local place, drop it off and have them donthe work but since I don't have a set of stock seats in the car this isn't an option

So the only answer I can see left to me is to order a bracket from a manufacturer but many reviews seem mixed. I know cipher auto and Wedge engineering offer solutions.

Are there any other options? And does anyone have actual first hand experience with a pre-fabbed bracket with a Kirkey seat?

Thanks for any help
-Tom.

 

[Techmonster23]

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller....

 

[TurboDSM90]

Drill, grind and cut the stock sliders of the OEM seats. Bolt the sliders down to the floor pan of the car (mind or remove the release wire holding the 2 sliders together). Use 1 or 2 inch wide by 1/8th inch thick flat stock, square it up, tack weld, remove from the car and finish welding it out of the car. Then lay your kirkeys on top and drill through your flat stock, and boom, adjustable seat brackets.