Need help deciding on Recaro options
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I am about to pull the trigger on a set of Recaro Sport Toplines. I am in between all leather and leather / suede combo.
I'm looking for some help on the decision.
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1 vote for leather suede. I have found 1 vendor who is offering very good pricing but retail on these is:
All leather - $1799
leather / suede - $1799
am vinyl / suede - $1599
plus brackets. These are a substantial investment but I really want the extendable thigh bolster. I am leaning towards the am vinyl / suede as the price is right and the feedback on the recaro vinyl is very good.
All leather - $1799
leather / suede - $1799
am vinyl / suede - $1599
plus brackets. These are a substantial investment but I really want the extendable thigh bolster. I am leaning towards the am vinyl / suede as the price is right and the feedback on the recaro vinyl is very good.
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1 vote for leather suede. I have found 1 vendor who is offering very good pricing but retail on these is:
All leather - $1799
leather / suede - $1799
am vinyl / suede - $1599
plus brackets. These are a substantial investment but I really want the extendable thigh bolster. I am leaning towards the am vinyl / suede as the price is right and the feedback on the recaro vinyl is very good.
All leather - $1799
leather / suede - $1799
am vinyl / suede - $1599
plus brackets. These are a substantial investment but I really want the extendable thigh bolster. I am leaning towards the am vinyl / suede as the price is right and the feedback on the recaro vinyl is very good.
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What brackets are you using? I had some but the seating position was just as high as stock and I was really looking for lower seating height. I ended up switching to OEM sports but the Recaros def had great support.
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BTW, my vote would be leather suede combo as the suede will prevent you from sliding around.
BTW, my vote would be leather suede combo as the suede will prevent you from sliding around.
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What brackets are you using? I had some but the seating position was just as high as stock and I was really looking for lower seating height. I ended up switching to OEM sports but the Recaros def had great support.
BTW, my vote would be leather suede combo as the suede will prevent you from sliding around.![Cool](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
BTW, my vote would be leather suede combo as the suede will prevent you from sliding around.
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The Recaros are more supportive and comfortable than the OEM Sport seats. Getting in and out is typical of these style seats with high bolsters and might bother some that use it as a daily driver though.
But as skiracer stated above, they are one of the most comfortable aftermarket sport seats out there currently.
But as skiracer stated above, they are one of the most comfortable aftermarket sport seats out there currently.