Interesting find on SF bay area craigslist
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Nothing is wrong with the stock seat, I was just looking to enhance my driving experience. This looked like a inexpensive way to get a taste of what a "race type" seat would feel like.
As for the rest of your comment... Well, I'll leave that alone. I'm probably reading it wrong anyway.
As for the rest of your comment... Well, I'll leave that alone. I'm probably reading it wrong anyway.
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DON'T buy these cheap Chinese knock offs! If you value your safety, buy real seats for the real price. These have been discussed numerous times and are not worth risking your life.
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Nothing is wrong with the stock seat, I was just looking to enhance my driving experience. This looked like a inexpensive way to get a taste of what a "race type" seat would feel like.
As for the rest of your comment... Well, I'll leave that alone. I'm probably reading it wrong anyway.
As for the rest of your comment... Well, I'll leave that alone. I'm probably reading it wrong anyway.
Too few see the after effects of track crashes/impacts, and how there are differences in good/great/state-of-the-art. Which is one of my knocks on the "buy a guy's used race car for X%". Roll cages are so much more advanced than even five years ago. And then you fill in from there. It's not cheap, and unless you're truly assuming all risk trying to get out there in a low end Spec Miata or something there really isn't any point when you've got what's now an expensive car.