S197 interior swap
08-06-2018, 12:29 PM
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S197 interior swap
So, I am doing a coyote swap build and haven’t gotten far but I’m starting to think about swapping my sn95 interior out for s197 interior so I can use gauges and shifter (hopefully) what do you guys think? Will it work? (with some modifications of course)
08-06-2018, 02:09 PM
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Rear seats won't work, but you may be able to get the front ones in. You will need the
entire seat with the rails, and will need to mod the rails to fit the SN95. Doubt you
will get the center console in without major fab work.
If you mean gauges as in, dash cluster, that won't work.
Shifter, if manual, MAY bolt to the trans, but won't be in the same spot as your
current one, so your cutting hump metal. If it is an Automatic, the shifter will not work.
The SN95 and S197 are a completely different platform.
There are also 4 good videos on how to install S-197 Mustang seats in a 99-04 Mustang
These videos provide excellent instruction on how to physically mount the seats into any
94-04 Mustang: http://www.oemcarandtruckseats.com/seat_instructions
You'll have to do some digging for other stuff..
entire seat with the rails, and will need to mod the rails to fit the SN95. Doubt you
will get the center console in without major fab work.
If you mean gauges as in, dash cluster, that won't work.
Shifter, if manual, MAY bolt to the trans, but won't be in the same spot as your
current one, so your cutting hump metal. If it is an Automatic, the shifter will not work.
The SN95 and S197 are a completely different platform.
There are also 4 good videos on how to install S-197 Mustang seats in a 99-04 Mustang
These videos provide excellent instruction on how to physically mount the seats into any
94-04 Mustang: http://www.oemcarandtruckseats.com/seat_instructions
You'll have to do some digging for other stuff..
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