MMA_Alex

I'm looking at putting in racing seats to replace my beat up buckets. I'm wondering about mounting them. Does anyone make a bracket? or Can i just bolt them down to the floor. Not sure what exactly the mounting patterns are. I know corbeau sells a bracket. Can i use this bracket with other brands of seat? or just corbeau? Does anyone else make a universal bracket? anyone have pictures of racing seats in their truck so i can get an idea of how they're mounted?

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91TPU

last time we mounted racing seats in someones car it was recaros, and we re used the old frame rails from the previous seat, a bracket or two, and had them welded to the new seat...

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Yota82

Race seats are made to be mounted to an in cab roll cage using tabs. I put a set of Beard seats in my buddys Toyota using the stock brackets. All you really need to do is take the stock seat and take the back off and the butt cushion, then you are left with the rails, sliders. If you either make or buy tabs, you can mount the seat to the stock seat frame. The tabs look like shock tabs and they are made to be through bolted with a nut.

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UncleBob

I've used the Corbeau Baja-SS seats, with the Corbeau Brackets. A very nice seat and worth every penny. I would use them again. A little less expensive than the Beard, but still fully suspended, comfortable, and tough.

http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/160690.jpg


By the way, the Corbeau Brackets are nearly identical to standard poly seat brackets. The standard poly seat brackets are a little less expensive. I'd recommend slider/tilt brackets if going in a 'Runner.

They will mount flat. You can use your old seat frames like Yota82 says, or do some easy fabbing.

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norcalsvx

sweet mynx you got there

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1994 Subaru SVX- hwy runner
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kevin444

wedge engineering makes custom brackets for all makes and models.

google them up! kinda pricey but they are popular

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UncleBob

Thanks. It came a long way. VW's were my other hobby. Some pics of the build (and a few past projects) here:

http://www.manxgallery.org/gallery/2371_Eric

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norcalsvx

yea i grew up at glamis in one of those, some day i'l get another one-

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2006 Subaru Forester XT -some mods/awd 5spd
1994 Subaru SVX- hwy runner
84 RX7- drag car build

Trigger

Check out PRP suspension seats. A lot of guys on Pirate run them and really seem to be happy with them. If you check out their web site, they make brackets to mount them in different vehicles as well.