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11-16-2009 | #1 |
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Seat weight
Anyone know how much the stock seats weigh?
Thanks Dave
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11-16-2009 | #2 |
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Re: Seat weight
I have the seats out of my '90, so I weighed the passenger seat with a digital bathroom scale. Full assembled seat including the electrics and tracks came to 44 pounds for 1 seat. Damn things are pretty heavy.
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11-16-2009 | #3 |
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Re: Seat weight
The Recaro seats in my Stingray weight 36.5 LBS. EA., cloth & no power/lumbar nothin' .
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11-16-2009 | #4 |
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Re: Seat weight
Interesting, I thought that the stock seats would be much heavier compared with manual race seats with all the power and adjusters.
Thanks for the info
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Re: Seat weight
I hear the 1994-95 seats are lighter,have not checked for myself but will soon.
I also checked my 1991 seats and they wiegh about 45lbs with bathroom scale. If you take off all the electronics and go with sliders will minus about 20 lbs each seat. I know the 1994-95 door panels are half the weight of the earlier door panels from 7-8lbs to 4lbs each. Pete
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11-16-2009 | #6 |
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Re: Seat weight
I just picked up a set of pristine (black) base mo. 95 seats from Vet 2 Vet. The seat alone weighs 21.8# on the bathroom scales. According to V2V they will bolt directly to the existing (sport seat) track. Gonna find out - prolly this w/e.
I loved the seats in my previous 95 coupe. It will be nice to shed some weight, but being able to ride for more than a couple hours before my legs fall asleep would be the reason for my changing over to the standards. P.
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Re: Seat weight
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V2V is incorrect. I'm running the later style seats on the 90 seat track. What will not work is the lumbar equipment. Unless you do some major rewiring. |
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Re: Seat weight
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Jeff, Paul bought the BASE seats.. so there is no Lumbar or anything so they will just Bolt up.. I have a set of 94-96 Frames for when I get tired of the 92 seats I have currently
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11-16-2009 | #9 |
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Re: Seat weight
My issue is not the weight of the seat but the fatazz that sits in them
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11-16-2009 | #10 |
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Re: Seat weight
I was looking at some aftermarket ones, just toying with the idea -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/REAL-...item58845f443e Seems that it would probably be easier (and cheaper) to just get some manual seat tracks though. I didn't realise that the door panels were lighter on the later ones. I actually have a set of later panels kicking around but the mounting method looked different so I never proceeded with the idea. What's the actual saving?
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