Anyone ever used e34 Sport seats
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Simon13
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they fit in a completely different way to E30's you'd have to drill them at the front for some bolt holes.
Even then i couldn't say if the holes in the seat would match up on the e30 shell.
They're bloody heavy also if electric or leather or both!
Even then i couldn't say if the holes in the seat would match up on the e30 shell.
They're bloody heavy also if electric or leather or both!
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Jesus325iTouring
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E28's fit Ross.
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ross_jsy
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That's not a worry Simon, I have brackets in place for the buckets which would be easy enough to adapt. It's more the girth of the seat that worries me. I know they are heavy, had to pick one of the bastards up yesterday! But they do look epic and are really comfy.
Cheers Rog, but the reason I was asking is a friend is selling some black leather fronts locally. Liked the idea of them being a bit different while still being OEM. Need something to replace the buckets and harness' in my daily drive
Cheers Rog, but the reason I was asking is a friend is selling some black leather fronts locally. Liked the idea of them being a bit different while still being OEM. Need something to replace the buckets and harness' in my daily drive
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ross_jsy
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Well I decided to buy them and give it a go
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That's it sat in place. Just had a few hours swearing actually fitting it, almost done. Then have the drivers side to do
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aimlessrock
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They looks good Ross. Does the door furniture catch the seat?...that looks like a tight fit.
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ross_jsy
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They are very tight, with the seat all the way forward the door bin hits the levers, however unless you were 3 feet tall, you wouldn't need to slide them that far.
Super comfy though and lots of adjustment. Also look like they are meant to be there. Now I just need some rear headrests to complete the look.
For the £100 they cost me, I am very happy
Super comfy though and lots of adjustment. Also look like they are meant to be there. Now I just need some rear headrests to complete the look.
For the £100 they cost me, I am very happy
