Wooohhhhoooooo NOT SO GREAT NEWS everyone
02-10-2003, 01:18 AM
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Wooohhhhoooooo NOT SO GREAT NEWS everyone
To those that weren't aware... the 1st and 2nd gen tiburons never had AFTERMARKET SEAT BRACKETS, well that is no more, CORBEAU is the first to offer them, and I have just received here at work my set... I will take pics of them tonight and now there's no going crazy trying to find them and/or having them made custom... they are $86.00 a piece with the sliders, so it's a great deal, they normally run about $100+
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02-10-2003, 02:00 AM
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Yuri...just a few questions so people will have the full info:
1) Are the brackets universal? In another words, can they be used for other types of seats, or only Corbeau's?
2) The price is $86 each or a pair?
3) Is there any modifications at all that has to be done to them? (drill bolt holes, etc...)
4) Can you supply info or a link on where to purchase them?
Thanks man. wink
1) Are the brackets universal? In another words, can they be used for other types of seats, or only Corbeau's?
2) The price is $86 each or a pair?
3) Is there any modifications at all that has to be done to them? (drill bolt holes, etc...)
4) Can you supply info or a link on where to purchase them?
Thanks man. wink
02-10-2003, 02:13 AM
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sup man...
1- Supposedly they are only for the 1st and 2nd gen tibs... and only for CORBEAU that I know off... but you might be able to make them work on others... not sure, I'll post pics and dimensions
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3- Won't know till I get home, supposedly no
4- I dealt with Kevin at CORBEAU kewl guy, tell him I sent you, check out their number at www.corbeau.com
1- Supposedly they are only for the 1st and 2nd gen tibs... and only for CORBEAU that I know off... but you might be able to make them work on others... not sure, I'll post pics and dimensions
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they are $86.00 a piece with the sliders
I meant "each" not "a piece"3- Won't know till I get home, supposedly no
4- I dealt with Kevin at CORBEAU kewl guy, tell him I sent you, check out their number at www.corbeau.com
02-10-2003, 03:35 AM
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hehehe, sorry, yep I knew that, but who really buys RECAROS... they're too expensive, and anyways, I don't think all the company brackets are universals, why would they make them to work with other seats... lol
02-10-2003, 03:44 AM
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AFTERMARKET SEAT BRACKETS, well that is no more, CORBEAU is the first to offer them, and I have just received here at work my set
well if you knew that then why did you say that? just wondering. like you said. noone is going to make universal brackets so that means corbeau probably wouldnt either right? let us know when you find out.
AFTERMARKET SEAT BRACKETS, well that is no more, CORBEAU is the first to offer them, and I have just received here at work my set
02-10-2003, 03:48 AM
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hehehe you guys and sarcasm... well that's what you call kissing the sponsors *** ... I really knew about RECARO, but didn't think people would spend that much on them so I didn't mention them, I've yet to see a post, hey check out my RECAROS... sorry my mistake, yes guys RECARO made them first... lol tongue.gif poke wiggle_m
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yep don't worry about it, most likely though, I'll take pics and with dimensions, that's the best way for me to do it, that way when you guys are looking for seats, you can measure the holes and see if they would fit... smile.gif