AutoQuest Motorsport - 991/981/918 Seat Angle Adjusters for Carbon Fiber LWBS
#91
Rennlist Member
So maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I have these installed and I feel like I'm driving a g-ride laying in the back seat area. Is there an adjustment that can be made so I feel less gangsta?
#92
Rennlist Member
Maybe having multiple lengths available would be helpful - Minimum / Moderate / Maximum.
#93
Drifting
#95
Are there any pictures of the adjusters themselves? Tried searching the thread for them but couldn't find any. How durable/safe/secure are the adjusters & LWB seat when installed when compared with the OEM setup? I am interested!
#96
Rennlist Member
They are actually a very simple design. So simple they can easily be copied, so I guess that's why no photos are being posted to protect the design. As far as durability and security, I have no doubts they are as durable and secure as the OEM.
#97
In regards to durability/safety/security, they are at least as equal as the OEM and I can say that confidently in having several dozen of them locally with thousands of miles around Sebring with no issues. And as I'm sure you know, that is the roughest and toughest environment for any product to be tested. Not that I'd ever expect to have to, but in regards to customer service I'll stand behind our product at least as well as Porsche. My cell is 484 883 6197, and I'm available 24/7 via text or call as long as I'm not asleep or on the track....or getting a death stare from my wife...haha
#98
Three Wheelin'
They are slightly longer than the stock parts but They appear to be slightly thicker grade steel, which looks like it would make up for it. John I don't know whether you can confirm that.
#99
Rennlist Member
There are differences, however in design. The replacement require you to use what appears to be a Delrin washer, whereas the originals use what looks like a self lubricating metal washer. Overall thickness at the connection point remains the same.
One nice thing about them is that my neck didn't hurt after 2 days driving and instructing my son at Sebring. The previous event without them caused me such neck pain, it lasted a few days after the event.
I still think it's pretty expensive for 4 pieces of steel with 3 bends and two holes, but the neck pain is just too much and I broke down and bought two sets.
After I retire these cars from track duty, the modification is 100% reversible. It's a non-invasive enhancement.
The angle does change as you increase the height of the seat, but I like my seat pretty low.
I'll be at Sebring this weekend in the Lava RS if anyone wants to check them out. #98 (Red group).
#100
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
I'll have to take a look at that during our next installation and get a measurement, they should be quite similar.
#101
I'm still interested in this product but have a question. I'm 6'5 and need my seat in lowest setting. If I buy this, and put my seat in lowest setting - will it work properly or bend as the previous photos show?
#103
Three Wheelin'
The overall height available will still be greater than if you didn't have them installed as the back of the seat will be raised up to about where it was before it was lowered. Plus you'll be tilted back a bit giving you more headroom.
Conclusion: will be fine.
#104
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
As Gravs mentioned, we've never had any bending issues on any of the seat components. We have had few people experience a slight rub in the full low position as the seat is moved towards the rearward position, which is alleviated by raising the seat a couple mm with the height adjustment button : )