seats and steering wheel possible replacement
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hey just wondering if anyone knows if there is any straight replacement seats and steering wheels for a 84 hatch?? i thought maybe out of a swift but yeah not sure... and the stock seats drive me crazy so uncomfortable
No seats are a direct replacement, but almost anything can be adapted to fit. Swift/Prelude/CRX/323 seats are the most popular choices.
Steering wheels are a matter of buying the proper boss kit and then any aftermarket steering wheel of your choice.
Steering wheels are a matter of buying the proper boss kit and then any aftermarket steering wheel of your choice.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
Is it hard to find a boss kit ? I have seen ones for Mightyboy but not hatch or alto !
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Same/same.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
Generally its just a matter of making an adaptor plate to make the donor seats align with the MB rails. Thats all I did with my old 323 seats back in the day. My race recliners only required drilling two holes and welding two nuts in on the seat base.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
will any sports seats fit?
Width would be the only factor yeah? Ferdie's old buckets were pretty cool, the big sides meant you had to squeeze your leg between the seat and steering wheel
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Exactly, base width is the main issue. Also the wings on the seat back can be a problem if you go for full racing seats. Mine almost touch the windows.
F8B EFI turbo - Three pots and a snail.
shit..
do you think these will fit? down near the bottom of the page
http://www.repcoshop.com.au/ASP/Catalogue/CatPage10.asp
do you think these will fit? down near the bottom of the page
http://www.repcoshop.com.au/ASP/Catalogue/CatPage10.asp
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yeah i bought some tx3 laser seats for mine they were sick but did not fit cause they were touching each other and the doors and you could not get to the handbrake easily! so i scrapped them. so yeah width is a big issue. some 85 turbo charade seats would fit great!, even 89 gti seats are pretty narrow!
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Those racing seats go close... i've measured them up before.
From memory the maximum you can go is about 530mm??
i'm not sure, if my mightyboy was here i'd measure it.
In mine we got some old sigma or magna seats...
they only just fit because they're really wide but we got em' for $50 at the wreckers so it's all good.
From memory the maximum you can go is about 530mm??
i'm not sure, if my mightyboy was here i'd measure it.
In mine we got some old sigma or magna seats...
they only just fit because they're really wide but we got em' for $50 at the wreckers so it's all good.
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For all your mechanical design and drafting requirements.
For all your mechanical design and drafting requirements.
Mitsubishi Colt seats can be fitted to an Alto (by using the Suzy rails) but you have to make a bracket for the hinge as it mounts to the outer rail the width is ok and when the rails bolt up they line up with the mounting holes in the alto floor .And they are cheap (they do not flip foreward though)
They are comfortable and practical but not very sporty !
Only of any use if you can weld or have a tame welder .
I used RD buckets but others should be OK.
They are comfortable and practical but not very sporty !
Only of any use if you can weld or have a tame welder .
I used RD buckets but others should be OK.
I have come to the end of an era After 20 years of Kei cars It is time to move on - And almost time to leave this forum and say thanks to all who have assisted me .
Special thanks to Brayden
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