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Originally Posted by Prez1967

I've slowly come to the conclusion that being able to recline the seat will likely offer a smidge more headroom and retain comfort rather than trying to bolt in a fixed seat at a fixed angle to simulate the same...



The Tlllett seats seem to be the thinnest of the bunch and would likely offer more space but at more than twice the cost of the Corbeaus, Im waiting for monday to call Corbeau for details. The $$$ savings over the other brands will also allow me to get new carpet and insulation without feeling too bad

I think you are making a good consideration about the recline ability. You want to be comfortable too. I messaged Larry (Rocco16) at CF to see about the adapter just in case, by my feeling is to give up the power seat option if Corbeau manual bracket will bring you down lower. I do not have good photos of my power seat bracket for comparison, but maybe with your seat out you can get an idea if Corbeau does not factually know if and how much lower their manual bracket will give you. They make a nice product so you cannot go wrong with them. There are dealers to get you seats cheaper than what is shown on their site too.

I got my seat from TPS Motorsports in 2016. It appears they are still in business so that is a good sign.

Mike Mak
TPS Motorsports
TPSMotorsports.com
140 Martinvale Lane
San Jose, CA 95119
Phone: 408/898-4632

Best wishes with your quest! 🤙🏼


https://corbeau.com/chevrolet-corvet...seat-brackets/



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