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07-19-2008, 04:39 PM
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See you on the summer drive.... you can try the seat again.
I hate it when the bore goes oval, thats what I read anyway.
maybe Ill see the taco on the fall drive
its called violetchromaflair, leave it to the Germans to name such a color
thank you sirs! Totally enjoying this p-car!
Like what LJpete said..problem with the gt3 seats... you'll want a rollbar and safety harness, its just a matter of time.
and for Wellard, here is more ****
its called violetchromaflair, leave it to the Germans to name such a color
Like what LJpete said..problem with the gt3 seats... you'll want a rollbar and safety harness, its just a matter of time.
and for Wellard, here is more ****
07-21-2008, 11:38 AM
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How comfortable are those seats?
I'm sure they're nice and "snug", but how are they on a long trip? Do they have they same amount of cushion as the stock seats?
I take long trips in my car, and have driven literally across the country several times, and have found that my stock seats are rather comfortable and non-fatiguing, but of course would love to have some "cooler" seats such as these - but only if they are comfortable to sit in for extended periods.
I'm sure they're nice and "snug", but how are they on a long trip? Do they have they same amount of cushion as the stock seats?
I take long trips in my car, and have driven literally across the country several times, and have found that my stock seats are rather comfortable and non-fatiguing, but of course would love to have some "cooler" seats such as these - but only if they are comfortable to sit in for extended periods.
07-21-2008, 11:56 AM
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Im only 5'6" so Im comfortable in them... Ive taken a 6 hr trip in them and not felt overly tired... but they are not as comfortable as the stocks. I would sit in them before I buy, Getting in and out is def more of a struggle than the stockers and the fixed shell will limit rear access. They have less cushion but you can easily put more plush foaming to replace the thin ones.
How comfortable are those seats?
I'm sure they're nice and "snug", but how are they on a long trip? Do they have they same amount of cushion as the stock seats?
I take long trips in my car, and have driven literally across the country several times, and have found that my stock seats are rather comfortable and non-fatiguing, but of course would love to have some "cooler" seats such as these - but only if they are comfortable to sit in for extended periods.
I'm sure they're nice and "snug", but how are they on a long trip? Do they have they same amount of cushion as the stock seats?
I take long trips in my car, and have driven literally across the country several times, and have found that my stock seats are rather comfortable and non-fatiguing, but of course would love to have some "cooler" seats such as these - but only if they are comfortable to sit in for extended periods.
07-21-2008, 05:04 PM
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07-21-2008, 05:39 PM
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