dude im the master at half-assing shit but your seats are 100% unsafe . if need be grind aspot on the floor weld a2 inch square plate and build you a tube brace and weld the brace to the floor for the out side to bolt to. if you dont know what im talking about look at the bull bar and you get the idea. you will be much safer and the seat will be in place and wont move ,
make sure you take the comments as constructive criticism. I dont think any of us hate the fact that you did S2000 seats in the wagon, i think they look great. We are simply trying to help you be a little bit safer in the event of an accident.
make sure you take the comments as constructive criticism. I dont think any of us hate the fact that you did S2000 seats in the wagon, i think they look great. We are simply trying to help you be a little bit safer in the event of an accident.
Great way to put it. The seats need to be installed properly, other than the complete lack of safety they look great!
those seats are awesome, but the install is soooo gangster....... youre lucky its posted here where people are semi reasonable and not on HT, cause you would be under heavy fire.... anyways im gonna go ahead and *right click save thos pix because its hilarious....
agree with these folks. i remember when i put my seat warmers in my s2k. had to get behind the seats to use my leg as pressure on the wrench and those bolts were impossible to crack open. The top was up and i got stuck and had a mini panic attack. but the moral is, those things are really bolted in there. More so than the ole wagon seats are. So please. make a mount for those bolts or fab yourself up some seat brackets OOOOR find a way to mount some wagon brackets to the bottom of the s2k seats. lots of options for considerably more safety.
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Nicely done! I have done a ZC conversion, and it's a lot of work!
I would caution you in the suspension department - don't go crazy with the spring rates. I did it once and tore it all out and put in something milder, though stiffer that stock.
- Rob
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Great way to put it. The seats need to be installed properly, other than the complete lack of safety they look great!
Nicely done! I have done a ZC conversion, and it's a lot of work!
I would caution you in the suspension department - don't go crazy with the spring rates. I did it once and tore it all out and put in something milder, though stiffer that stock.
- Rob