seat swap
#2
RE: seat swap
Sure...you can make them fit. I know you are going to have to swap the seat rails around and probably bend a mounting tab or two to get it all to line up, but it should work out in the end. I got some 92? prelude seats to fit into my 95 hatch.
#3
RE: seat swap
yeha it can be done, you need to swap the bottom seat rails from your current seat, with the top rails from the new seats. there may be more to the process then just that, but that is the general idea of it...
#4
RE: seat swap
ORIGINAL: Fiirkan
yeha it can be done, you need to swap the bottom seat rails from your current seat, with the top rails from the new seats. there may be more to the process then just that, but that is the general idea of it...
yeha it can be done, you need to swap the bottom seat rails from your current seat, with the top rails from the new seats. there may be more to the process then just that, but that is the general idea of it...
Trust me....I just went through this with the seats in my 95 hatch. I was looking for more movement backwards (I'm 6'5") and I just ended up fabbing some brackets to "extend/re-locate" the seat track mounting points on the one side of the seat, this side had those dreaded rivets in it. The other side was easy...3 bolts held the track to the frame
But seperating the top half of the track from the bottom half?.....better get that air chisel handy for those rivets in the track's frame [sm=headbang.gif]
#5
RE: seat swap
^ Good to know, i personally havent done it myself. i was reading a post on another forum that someone put about them swapping the seats. and that is how they explained that they did it, but they didn't get real indepth with it though
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