inexpensive racing seats... ?

[LeatherChick]

Heys,
I'm a newbie
and i'm desperately seeking advice

I have a 97 civic which i'm debating whether to keep and fix up or trade in on another car.
The stock seats have poor lumbar support (which sucks with my back). And they lean back further on the inboard side... Without a center armrest you feel like its dumping you into the middle of the car on harder left turns.
If i keep the civic I'll have money to do other upgrades, if i trade it in I'll get a new or late model dodge Neon to fix up later, i know neons are a comfortable fit.

anyone know much about these 2 seats?
http://www.airdynamicracing.com/shop...?p=178&large=1

http://www.airdynamicracing.com/shop...?p=201&large=1

are either of these 2 aftermarket seats decent?

does anyone know if these seats have a lumbar adjustment?
(the site says they do, but other sites with these seat models did not mention it)

are there other inexpensive aftermarket seats I should consider?

or should i go fish?

thanks for any thoughts,

[kenwood guy]

I think you should go fish for another I think "Civic Nation" is big enough the neon will be something different I dont see tuned neons often show me something different in my opinion civics are just plain boring get those seats for your new neon

[Markgase2000]

that sounds like a bargain for harness seats and they look comfy too

[daedal.]

Well, as far as your debate over Repairs and/or Trade-off, you might want to get your car checked by a Mechanic and maybe Bodyman to insure that nothing critical is about to go or soon to. This is mostly things like the frame, floor panels, windows, transmissions, etc. Civics aren't expensive and very common so unless only minor repairs are involved, trade it in.