has anyone ever put some recaros on an ek
with out using the ek9 rails
i have also found a trader who can get after marked ek seat rails for recaros
what u guys think
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has anyone ever put some recaros on an ek
with out using the ek9 rails
i have also found a trader who can get after marked ek seat rails for recaros
what u guys think
sscuss has been marketed as a 'all show no good' seat. it looks good but when it comes to being a serious drivers seat, it is simply not an option. me thinks its a cheap chinese/taiwanese inferior product.
when ur life depends on the seat you sit on + seatbelt and airbag, it is worth spending more to do it right.
nissan associate with bride because in japan, bride seats for some reason are popular with nissan drifters.
they do look good tho, but because they are so stiffQuote:
Originally Posted by xtercii
you dont sink into the seat
feels like ur sitting on cardboard, that is why they are shit and im sure that there are other bad points about them that make them cheap.
That pretty much sums up the whole long thing I was going to write when I first openned this thread. In my opinion, you want to be very careful choosing seats that are not going to fold up/are going to work in the correct way if an accident occurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiReal
i believe the ride comfort and support isnt that great in a sscuss. i think they are made in Indonesia or malay? long time sitting in the seat isnt as comfortable as you think it is compare to recaro / bride.
recaro seats arent as professionally race focused as bride, however alot of ppl have chosen them cos its damn good a price for the quality of it.
i would suggest buy some good quality 2nd hand recaros from a trader or some1, steam clean it, and use it. then resale it when you sell your car. they tend to hold their 2nd hand value, so you wont be losing too much on re-sale.
as for seat rails in the EK. ek9 rails are alil high i think for me anyways. so try to find some superlow rails that are designed for recaro or bride. good low centre of gravity too :) and much easier to heel-n-toe without hitting your kneel.
if u want to modify your own rails, go to somewhere reputable. you can even modify dc2r rails to suit and they are lower than ek9 rails. i was quoted around ranging from 80 - 150 per rail.
gl
Good stuff there, but a few things I would like to add.Quote:
Originally Posted by EK4R
As was discussed awhile ago, you run the risk of buying second hand seats that they were in an accident and may have been damaged.
Furthermore, you could also look into a genuine set of recaro rails (there are a number of recaro dealerships throughout Australia who can arrange to get them for you). I was told that you should also look into engineering seat rails/seats (the recaro dealer I spoke to in Victoria could organise that).
Sorry, but I disagree somewhat with this statement. While recaro do make a lot of 'stock' seats as well as ergometric seats, they have been in racing for a long period (http://www.recaro.com/index.php?id=865&L=2).Quote:
Originally Posted by EK4R
Recaro's are contracted by Airbus and some Boeing commercial liners too if that counts, then I guess it's about safety.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SiReal
SSCUS are from Malaysia.
Bride would be my choice if money is no object. Every ITR owner, or CTR wannabe has Recaro. And Bride is very good. Pity I am too big for them.
Fark you guys are killing the sscus trader…
ok now does anyone know a recaro dealer in syd.
or a number to call
i have tried to send them an email and i havent gotten anything back from them.
or even if i can get any recaro dealer in australia
Quote:
Originally Posted by xtercii
may be killing them but when u want some seats u want the type that wont fly out when u crash.
id rather pay abit more knowing that the person next to me will still be safe.
:o :zip: :cool: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by yourfather