racing seat mount brackets ?
maxassassin
07-09-2005, 01:30 AM
for those of you 90-91 civic hatch owners who have racign seats how did you install them into your car.
TheSilentChamber
07-09-2005, 01:41 AM
Most come with univeral brackets. Just adjust, drill your holes, pop some stainless bolts in and voila!
maxassassin
07-09-2005, 02:00 AM
well all the seats i find only come with sliders no actual brackets. any recomendations.
PIMPALA-SS
07-09-2005, 02:13 AM
get a set off ebay for a 4 door EF. they are close, and easy to make fit.
plus they are VERY cheap.. IIRC, like $10-20 plus shipping.
plus they are VERY cheap.. IIRC, like $10-20 plus shipping.
maxassassin
07-09-2005, 02:18 AM
so those 4dr ones will pratically fit my 2dr. sweet thansk for the reassuerence. those seat brackets look so close to mine. but i wasnt sure.
TheSilentChamber
07-10-2005, 03:27 PM
You have to make sure it will bolt to the seat though, you can get univeral ones off ebay for the same price.
maxassassin
07-10-2005, 03:54 PM
well those are the oens that are kidna univeral. i jsut need the mounts to fit my bolt pattern and accept the seat.
ci5ic
07-11-2005, 03:47 PM
When I ordered my Corbeau seats, I also ordered brackets that were specifically for an 90-91 hatchback. Bolted directly in without any modification.
civicunrest
07-13-2005, 07:29 PM
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hopefully this will answer your question i recently put some racing seats in my 1990 hatchback myself so what i did to make the seats work in there was to take my factory seat sliders and cut off the parts that mounted it to my seat so it was just the flat sliders measuresd the distance from each other in the car cut out a steel plate to match and welded it to the factory brackets the i took the universal brackets that came with my new racing seats and welded it to the top of the plate then mounted the seats to their brackets then i took my four point harness and laid it out to see where it would go and drilled the holes in the steel plate and mounted the racing harness and yes you can still get in the back seat because you can still slide the seats up using the sliders that came with the racing seats also another tip if you do it this way make sure you have the factory sliders where you would want them in relation the their factory slide postion because once you do all of this there is no adjusting on them just adjusting on the racing seat bracket the cool thing is for me as a driver it allowed me to have more leg room on the drivers side and made it more comfortable to drive i know this was long but i hoped it helped maybe answer your question
hopefully this will answer your question i recently put some racing seats in my 1990 hatchback myself so what i did to make the seats work in there was to take my factory seat sliders and cut off the parts that mounted it to my seat so it was just the flat sliders measuresd the distance from each other in the car cut out a steel plate to match and welded it to the factory brackets the i took the universal brackets that came with my new racing seats and welded it to the top of the plate then mounted the seats to their brackets then i took my four point harness and laid it out to see where it would go and drilled the holes in the steel plate and mounted the racing harness and yes you can still get in the back seat because you can still slide the seats up using the sliders that came with the racing seats also another tip if you do it this way make sure you have the factory sliders where you would want them in relation the their factory slide postion because once you do all of this there is no adjusting on them just adjusting on the racing seat bracket the cool thing is for me as a driver it allowed me to have more leg room on the drivers side and made it more comfortable to drive i know this was long but i hoped it helped maybe answer your question
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