Recaro question
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Cloggy Saint
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From Sport Seats , Yes.
Kieran has had those elements put into his retrimmed Recaros.
Kieran has had those elements put into his retrimmed Recaros.

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Best to ask Kieran, and iirc, BSS325i has heated Recaros too.Cloggy Saint wrote:I'm not doubting you, but looking at the recaros, they have stitching across the width of the seats and sports seats have them running up the length. How would the element be a straight swap?
Edit: Has Kieran got recaros then?

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If the seat is made from layers of material then generally, yes you can fit heating elements
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Ive never seen a extinguisher bracket, the difference is the base doesnt tilt
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Got them, and at a decent price too. The plan is to get them retrimmed in something as close to anthracite cloth as possible but failing that I suppose I'll have to take the leather route. Realistically they'll spend the next 3-5 years festering in my attic along with all the other stuff that seemed like a good idea at the time before I shift them on at a loss 
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I used anthracite cloth from rear headrests and e28 sports seat backs to do the bolsters on mine.
Everyone does leather, keep them anthracite its better
Everyone does leather, keep them anthracite its better
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I'm hoping I'll be able to go with the same colour/pattern as my current sports seats. With a bit of luck I've got enough bits of anthracite cloth lying around to get the front seats covered and then I can leave the rears as they are.
The passenger bolsters are all good so it's just a case of doing both bases and backs and the driver's bolsters.
The passenger bolsters are all good so it's just a case of doing both bases and backs and the driver's bolsters.

