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Old 05-30-2010, 12:31 AM   #1
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Recaro Seat Install help...

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I bought a pair of evo recaro seats for my s13. Does anyone have idea what type of seat rails will work on it? I tried to get it from recaro but they are too expensive, so looking for some reasonable price. Please pass me your wise advise.

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Old 05-30-2010, 06:42 AM   #2
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Drill out the floor hump. Beat the cat hump with a sledge or cut and weld in a flat floor.

Get universal bottom mount sliders.
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are they bottom mount seats? if so, will the Bride MO rails not work for you? i know that they work for my Sparco seat. you might be able to pick up one for a decent price used.
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Drill out the floor hump. Beat the cat hump with a sledge or cut and weld in a flat floor.

Get universal bottom mount sliders.
i like this method, it's a PITA to get the seat to not sit up to high on bottom mount seats, even with my bride MO rail on my Corbeau.
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The Evo has a really high roofline. The seats will be very close to hitting the roof in S car.

An Evo has about 40" of headroom even with the high seat height.

An S13 has 37" of headroom, and that's with a really flat seat base.

If you put an Evo Recaro into an s13 you will lose like 2-3" of headroom because the seat cushion is thicker and higher.
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wow, i didnt know that. you better just stick with the cut, smash, and weld method then.
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Thanks for the suggestion guys.
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