still with known names for sure.. corbeau, sparco, tenzo, etc. if a seat seams like its a really good deal, it probably is, but will probably tear, rip, fade, etc. dont buy the ebay crap.. i heard JEGs seats are pretty good.. and the 3A racing ones are kinda comfortable..

theres this one guy in canada with an accent with a really weird named seat but its very good quality, comfortable, and are reasonable price wise.. ill try to think of the name..

i need new seats, but ill probably never have the $$$ for em.. i am hopefully going to be getting some like vipers.. those seats are the sexiest looking ones i have ever seen and i love the fabric..

these ones are sexy

 

Meh, it'd look better if it didn't have BRIDE running down the center section.

 

the ones that have the gradation of bride are the sicked seats bride makes. i mean that seat is just nasty, not to mention BRIDE seats are stock in some nissan sports cars .

 

3A seats are garbage. there one of the sets that broke. those brides are hella sexy though. and very top notch quality. sparco, im not a fan, but ive only sat in one set in my friends spec V ser, and the side bolsters were WAY to tight, even the owner prefers mine. plus his turned pink, and white at the very tops. i was surprised to see such a major seat company having issues with fading. ill take pics next time hes over. then everyone else can make fun of his pink seats like i do.

 

If you do not mind adapting another car's seats to your own. Try something from an E36 bmw. (90's 3 series) not only do they hold well, they are very comfy, and they have a great little feature when you toilt them forward.. they rise up off of the floor some. Just the thing to get the crap out that falls under the seat.

 

recaro is another good seat company. my brother has tenzos in his mr2 and those things are comfortable and nice but i dont like them in such a tiny car. you have to work to get out of the car. great seats though

 

Tell me if this will work, I really like the Corbeau A4's. But I think they require the Corbeau brackets, I wouldnt mind though becuase I like the seats alot( my friend had Corbeaus and liked em too), plus It'd save some work. But I wanna know if anybody knows if I absolutely need thier brackets?

By chance does anybody know If I can use stock seatbelts? Or do I have to get a harness

 

stock seat belts, probably as long as theres somewhere to mount them. brackets, not needed but will make it easier. how much are the brackets, and they are specific to our cars? you can make your own for not to muhc or have someone do it

 

not sure what color you're looking for, or if you absolutely need access to your back seat (reclining)... but these are nice quality and cheap as hell. Blowout sale from Konig that has been going on for over a year...
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.275188.../category.14/.f

 

They are 100 per seat, but they have built in sliders. Yes they are model specific. I was thinking about making mine but I still need to get sliders right, b.c the Corbeaus dont have them. I could make em, but then cost for sliders on each side I figured it would end up being a small difference in price. Plus if idk if if a universal slider would fit onto a Corbeau Ive been told they wont. And like I said earlier I dont know too much about this subject.