Seats are finally in
Watch out. I had those seats, I think they were called Forza II's or something along those lines. Anyway, I had them less than a week before the seat bottom became detached. They had some cheap "bull rings" holding them in that came unwound when I sat down and braked a bit. Not comfortable to slide forward on an otherwise grippy seat. Corbeau has excellent customer service, but their product is something to be frowned upon.
I ended up getting a Clubman to replace it and was overall impressed, but the quality of the covering is really thin and easily punctured if not careful.
If you have the Forza I I was told you should be ok because it was set up differently than the II.
Enough of my rambling, good luck.
I ended up getting a Clubman to replace it and was overall impressed, but the quality of the covering is really thin and easily punctured if not careful.
If you have the Forza I I was told you should be ok because it was set up differently than the II.
Enough of my rambling, good luck.
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Originally posted by Liigod

yea i have the same seats in my rs. be carefull the sliders are very prone to bending.

yea i have the same seats in my rs. be carefull the sliders are very prone to bending.
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liigod: how do you like the seats?
liigod: how do you like the seats?
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Nice seats... but I think it would be wise to run some sort of roll bar if you plan on rocking those harnesses - saftey first.
Nice seats... but I think it would be wise to run some sort of roll bar if you plan on rocking those harnesses - saftey first.
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Originally posted by Carlo
Nice seats... but I think it would be wise to run some sort of roll bar if you plan on rocking those harnesses - saftey first.
Nice seats... but I think it would be wise to run some sort of roll bar if you plan on rocking those harnesses - saftey first.
yeah harnesses come as either roll bar attatched or with o-ring and plates that go to the stock holes for your existing belts. 3 points r really easy to set up! i did a couple here at school, one in an RS with sparco 3 point. looks good man, sorry to hear yur not 100% satisfied. oh yeah and good to see yur alright scooby42. gnarly wreck.
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I'd like to do seats sometime soon. I was thinking of getting the forza's but it sounds like they have some issues. What is a good and inexpensive seat?
go look at some lower end sparcos for a good cheaper seat.
also get 4 point harnesses, not 3. That way when you are belted in and you push one side out, it doesnt just pull the other side in. Thats what happens with my 3 points, so you have to REALLY tighten them to an uncomfortable level for autox's and stuff. 4 point is the only way to fly.
also get 4 point harnesses, not 3. That way when you are belted in and you push one side out, it doesnt just pull the other side in. Thats what happens with my 3 points, so you have to REALLY tighten them to an uncomfortable level for autox's and stuff. 4 point is the only way to fly.
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