TurboATM
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it looks really good! and the rc is siiiick 

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Is there anything I can do to help?
Well, I just bit the bullet and ordered some brackets from Wedge. I also had them RUSHED, so Wendel said he would have them to me in about a week and a half, maybe 2 weeks. Only thing that has me worried is the hight of the seat when it's installed....I read above that if youre 5'11 or taller youll run into some problems...Im 6"3, which doesnt help at all. As long as it doesnt look goofy or feel uncomfortable, Ill go with it. If not, Ill have to figure out a way to lower the seat...but Id rather not weld the seat to the bracket....I want forward to back movement still.
Ill update this thread once I get the seats in the car, and let everyone know.
I spend a good amount of time trying to work something out before I did the welding option, but here's the good news:How much do these brackets cost from Wedged...?????

. I think they fit the car well, especially with the black interior.Does someone happen to have the weight of these? And possibly compared to stock power/manual seats in cloth and leather?
They barely sit higher than the stock seats (which is better to me because with the stock seats, I felt as if I was sinking into the car, sitting too low). Now it feels more natural, and my head has plenty of room, which you can see in the pics below (Im 6'3 mind you).


hahahahaha.Reptile, your car looks amazing. I have the same skirts and bumper, haven't put the bumper on yet so I wasn't sure what it would look like and you definitely just made my day with the pics!


ILLiCliPSE, appreciate your comments on that.
I'm looking for a BOLT-ON affair of brackets, and when people started to mention welding this and that or removing this and that, it was a bit discouraging. Also what was important is seat height. I enjoy the current height of stock seats, and prior to these ones you reviewed, all the other "bolt on" brackets make the seats sit so much higher.
So this was a bolt on affair for you and you didn't have to remove any of the adjusters? now are you still allowed to adjust the seats in several positions/settings with no problem?
). The seats are 100% adjustable, just as if they were in an Evo. Front to back (all the way up, and all the way back) and seat tilt. What I didnt realize at first is how the seat tilt adjustment is simply a knob on the side of the seat, which makes it a bit hard to adjust at times, but you get use to it. It also makes it a bit awkward for people to get in the back, as they have to keep turning this knob to make the seat tilt far enough
. But you gotta remember, these seats are designed for a 4 door, not a coupe. But its something I didnt really care about, no one really goes in my back seat anyway. Glad I could help 

ILLiCliPSE, appreciate your comments on that.
I'm looking for a BOLT-ON affair of brackets, and when people started to mention welding this and that or removing this and that, it was a bit discouraging. Also what was important is seat height. I enjoy the current height of stock seats, and prior to these ones you reviewed, all the other "bolt on" brackets make the seats sit so much higher.
So this was a bolt on affair for you and you didn't have to remove any of the adjusters? now are you still allowed to adjust the seats in several positions/settings with no problem?