Please post your Aftermarket Seats

[WhiteRose]

Originally Posted by civicdrivr

I still haven't installed the passenger side yet.



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Cant believe that fits!

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[WhiteRose]

Originally Posted by mav1178

You may want to check the types of rails that Bride offers:
http://bride-jp.net/products/super-seat-rail/body/

Depending on the size of your seat you may end up going with an "unconventional" seat rail.

The Bride rail for our cars more or less look like this:

(pic is of a HP10 G20/Primera LH rail)

-alex

Is that slideable?

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[mav1178]

Originally Posted by WhiteRose

Is that slideable?

Yup. I just put my Bride rails together yesterday, debating if I want to run it with only a 3-point for normal use or with full bar/harness.

-alex

[glamcem]

speaking of BRIDE Seats, I have a genuine BRIDE Seat for sale
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68764

[Khyron686]

Is there any aftermarket seat or other stock (like from a Focus ST or RX8 r3 or something) that is fully functional like the stock seat (tilts forward, can be lowered/raised, side bolster adjustment, side airbag still functional etc) ?

[Model Citizen]

Originally Posted by Khyron686

Is there any aftermarket seat or other stock (like from a Focus ST or RX8 r3 or something) that is fully functional like the stock seat (tilts forward, can be lowered/raised, side bolster adjustment, side airbag still functional etc) ?

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46801


Still holding up fine after about 9 months and 20k miles.

Been worth every penny for the headroom.

[executivekoala]

Anyone have issues with the bc rails, mine feel like they are bent and have play. I have to sit pretty far back meaning the rail is unsupported some. Also I'm 6'1 220 so I think my weight has a part in it. Just want to know if I'm the only one

[jadewbj]

Originally Posted by Khyron686

Is there any aftermarket seat or other stock (like from a Focus ST or RX8 r3 or something) that is fully functional like the stock seat (tilts forward, can be lowered/raised, side bolster adjustment, side airbag still functional etc) ?

I did like the other guy with the RX8 seats but with Evo X seats. All fully functional but no airbags. Not smart enough or brave enough to figure out how to rewire them.



http://jademotorsports.com/custom-re...seats-in-fr-s/

[Model Citizen]

Originally Posted by jadewbj

I did like the other guy with the RX8 seats but with Evo X seats. All fully functional but no airbags. Not smart enough or brave enough to figure out how to rewire them.

don't rewire, just swap,

in my case with the rx8 seat it went amazingly easy. Was a bit harder when i did the same thing putting gr sti seats into my forester. May have to carve out a bit of foam or fill in some foam, but the general idea of side bags is all roughly the same thing.

[Pacific Auto]

Sparco Evo 2 with re-welded buddy club rails.

[Dstylez]

I have Bride Brix ii seats from years ago I intended to put in my AE86 but lately been thinking about putting into my BRZ. I do know that they aren't "side mounted." Any suggestions on rails and brackets to get these in?

[Lawnik]

Originally Posted by umpadupa

sry! another questions!! how did you get the weight sensor out? what does it look like?

im sry bro!! i swear this could possibly be the last question

Originally Posted by moomoopanda

My red Bride Zeta 2 with Buddy Club RS Rails. I also have a resistor inserted so that I don't have an airbag light on my dash.

What resistor did you use to eliminate the light?

[moomoopanda]

Originally Posted by Lawnik

What resistor did you use to eliminate the light?

I used the resistor found in the following link. Bought a ten pack on accident, but they work as advertised. I've never had an issue with my airbag light since using the resistor.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16293

Originally Posted by Ricepuddin

Warnings:
1)Always disconnect the battery when dealing with Airbags.
2) I am not responsible if you damage your car or yourself during this install

I am assuming if your doing this DIY you have already figured out how to remove the seats and disconnected the the battery and the wires connected to the seat.

First thing you need is a Resister with a resistance of 3.3 Ohms.
Amazon.com: 3.3 Ohm 1W Flameproof Resistor 10 Pcs.: Electronics

Locate the yellow harness .


You will notice that there are only 2 wires connected to the harness but are 4 holes (sorry the picture doesn't really show it, i'll try to get a better one before Install the seat tomorrow morning), you want to plug the resistor into the bottom two holes.

No it does not matter which side of the resistor you plug into which hole. Also I am just going to use electrical tape to secure it for now, later I will find the other end of the connector and solder the resistor to that, and insulate it with shrink wrap.

[wrohdejr]

Just installed these a few days ago.