jjgkdg

I have a 94 reg cab 5speed truck with the bench seat. I have been encouraged by some forum members to install some bucket seats. What else fits besides 90-95 4runner and 89-95 ex cab trucks. Thanks

DudeBud

maybe some from a 1st gen sr5 4runner lets just say 1st gen sr5 seats>>>>>>>>> any other seat comfort wise atleast mine are

jeremys73

maybe 3rd gen runner? if they will, IM me, maybe I know where some are

ryusan

I just installed some Recaro SE's. Install was a snap. I thought that there would be drilling involved. However with the Recaro brackets there were no drilling whatsoever. All I had to do was cut out a piece of carpet for the front inside bolt and all everything else lined up perfectly. The only con with these seats is that I now sit a little higher than before. But all in all it's the best thing I bought for my truck.

Now all I need to do is find a center console for the gap between the seats, but I actually like the little storage space I have in between now.

Recaro Bracket # for my 94 Pickup 2WD Standard Cab is 1.90.3 (driver) and 2.90.3 (passenger).

tc

I'm thinking about these for my other car. How much and where did you get them?

ryusan

I bought my seats form Speedware Motorsports. They were having a sale a couple months back and picked up a complete package for about $800.00 if I remember correctly. It came with 2 seats, 2 sliders, 2 brackets all of which were from recaro. I know that they have custom brackets if recaro doesn't offer them.

EWAYota

do a search on bucket seats. plenty of threads with tons of options.

jjgkdg

It just gave several threads of people parting out trucks/4runners. Any info is appreciated.

someoneusedmyname

I too, would ask the same question. I have some recaros, but they have different sliders. Unfortunetly, if you get some seats with bigger bolsters it makes it much harder to get into your lifted truck, not to mention wear out the seats.

Intrepid

It really depends on whether they have to bolt up directly or not. I just fit some seats from an older BMW in my 1st gen, but I had to cut out the riser and drill some new holes. They are sweet, leather, heated, electric! However, the huge side bolsters are a pita to slide over to get in, it is completely worth it once you are in though!

ryusan

Yeah, you guys are right on with the getting in and out, but as intrepid mentioned, once your in it's all worth it.

snap-on

I thought mustang seats from the same erra (early to mid 90's) worked.

rudestar

If your butt is not to wide late 80's to early 90's Toyota MR2 seats are a cute addition. About 20% smaller and easy to make fit.
84 - 88 truck buckets will go in but mounting points are all a quarter inch tighter. Bolt the inner front as normal and use large fender washers to clamp down the edges of the other 3 mounting points.
Cheapest way is 90 to 95 4runner SR5 with worn drivers seat that can be repaired with material from rear seat or covers replaced from a passenger seat.
Get the center female seatbelt ends.

Marc P

Mikey (wifesaysimadumbass) has some really nice leather Acura Integra seats he got for $100. They look great and I think he only had to redrill 1 hole.