installing 2013 mustang recaros in a 99-04 GT?
#11
Look at the crappy design of these brackets! the holes look to be 1/5 of an inch from the edge and the fact that they are welded together doesnt give me any feelings of confidence. Someone should buy these and trace a measurement of them and CNC some one piece brackets, then return them back. Lol. For that price they should be billet, or at least one piece and quality... Dont want them ripping off when in a car acccident. http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/6/3...3390653_tp.jpg
#12
I agree very crappy workman ship.a one piece design would be idea. and price is very overpriced for the quality. but they are the only company i have found to at least offer something to fit new S197 seats into the new edge. if you find someone else post pics, info.
#13
Honestly, it wouldnt be that hard to have your own made at a good machine shop. Study the picture of their adapter and use it as a template guideline on a piece of cardboard. Measure to the center of the bolt holes of your floorpan on your car in an "H" pattern on that cardboard, scribble it out on the cardboard template, then measure to the center of the desired seat pattern in a "H" pattern. Make a cardboard replica using a piece of foam or something to simulate the bend and rise that they use in the picture on that adapter. Take it to a machine shop and explain to them what it is for. You could have them make 2 out of a piece of billet for 500$ I bet, or at least have them weld a billet slug inbetween the pieces for the bend/rise portion of the bracket. Then take a picture of the finished brackets and market them on Ebay for .01 cheaper than the crappy knockoffs.
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