GT3 seat praise.
#1
GT3 seat praise.
I have to say that the driving experience now with my GT3 seats has completely changed.
With the GT3 seats, you are "forced" into a perfect drving position.
I just feel so much more in tune with this car, and it shows in the way I am driving it now.
Yes the seats provide more of a firmer ride, and yes they are a little more difficult to get into, but I feel anyone who is still using the stock seats are really missing out in the GT3 experience.
With the GT3 seats, you are "forced" into a perfect drving position.
I just feel so much more in tune with this car, and it shows in the way I am driving it now.
Yes the seats provide more of a firmer ride, and yes they are a little more difficult to get into, but I feel anyone who is still using the stock seats are really missing out in the GT3 experience.
#2
Re: GT3 seat praise.
Originally posted by RR
Yes the seats provide more of a firmer ride, and yes they are a little more difficult to get into, but I feel anyone who is still using the stock seats are really missing out in the GT3 experience.
Yes the seats provide more of a firmer ride, and yes they are a little more difficult to get into, but I feel anyone who is still using the stock seats are really missing out in the GT3 experience.
#7
IIRC the SPG is a little tighter than the GT3 bucket through the ribs and shoulders and a little less comfortable. It's been a while. They both hold well, especially with harness or properly used seatbelts. Cloth seats are probably better in a pure sense than leather but the leather one's hold just fine and are more durable and easier to clean than cloth. GT3 seat is one of the most comfortable seats I have sat in.
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#8
>>IIRC the SPG is a little tighter than the GT3 bucket <<
Hey guys, I haven't been around chat rooms much, I can figure out FWIW, IMHO, and a few others , but what in the world does IIRC stand for?
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Hey guys, I haven't been around chat rooms much, I can figure out FWIW, IMHO, and a few others , but what in the world does IIRC stand for?
Thanks,
Gary