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10-07-2005, 07:09 PM
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Tenzo R Seats
Has anybody here ever had a pair of Tenzo R reclinable bucket seat's? If so do you think that they are pretty good quality or should I just save up for some Sparco's? Comment's, suggestions?
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JDM B18C, LSD tranny, Exedy flywheel/clutch, AEM intake, Greddy cat back, stainless header, Skunk2 manifold, Koyo radiator, Tokico Illumina full coilovers, black 17" Konig Hurry's, dc strut bars, custom cf hood, poly motor mounts, alum. battery bracket, b&m short shifter, Viper alarm, spoon chip, Tenzo R seats, Kenwood amp, Pioneer and MTX speakers w/cross over's, euro antenna, NGK wire's and plugs, Mobil 1 syn. and a whole lot of attitude. 9.4 sec 1/8 mile at Irwindale 4/20/06 
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10-09-2005, 10:15 PM
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Re: Tenzo R Seats
I originally cheaped out and bought Driver FX "Racing Seats" and they were really stiff and sat really low in the car which was good but they were blue and black Vinyl and I didn't really like them(by the way they are FOR SALE), and then I bought the Tenzo Type R seats with brackets and sliders and they looked nicer, but they sit alot higher and Im not sure how durable they are. I dont drive my car much now because I have a company vehicle but I really do like the Tenzo seats. I just dont know about comparing them to Sparco or Bride...but I would say they are worth the money, but just remember...you get what you pay for. When I bought the Tenzo's I thought I would buy the Driver and Passenger seats, but only sliders for the driver side and leave the passenger side with no slider, but then When I got the seats/sliders in the mail....I found out you have to buy the Tenzo bracket and slider for the seat to beable to mount unless you do something custom. In other words...the seats mount to the sliders which mount to the brackets and the seats will not mount to the brackets without the sliders. I moved to richmond, VA from Massachusetts and will be bringing my car down here at thanksgiving if you wanted to see them if you are anywhere near Richmond.
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10-11-2005, 12:54 AM
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Thanks for the info. This guy's offering to sell me a pair of the reclinable black and grey Tenzo's for $250 without slider's or bracket's. He sware's that he never even installed them before. Like you said you get what you pay for but I just can't afford to dish out $700 for some Sparco's (non reclinable because the reclinable one's are even more). Hey were any of those seat's you had non reclinable and if so how did/do you like the fact that you can't lat them down at all? Isn't that uncomfortable? I don't know because I've never really sat in bucket seat's for any long period of time or while driving. Oh and thanks but I'm quite a drive from the East coast. I live in L.A. County, Ca.
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JDM B18C, LSD tranny, Exedy flywheel/clutch, AEM intake, Greddy cat back, stainless header, Skunk2 manifold, Koyo radiator, Tokico Illumina full coilovers, black 17" Konig Hurry's, dc strut bars, custom cf hood, poly motor mounts, alum. battery bracket, b&m short shifter, Viper alarm, spoon chip, Tenzo R seats, Kenwood amp, Pioneer and MTX speakers w/cross over's, euro antenna, NGK wire's and plugs, Mobil 1 syn. and a whole lot of attitude. 9.4 sec 1/8 mile at Irwindale 4/20/06
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