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Thread: Sparco Seats in a '66 Stang
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12-24-2013 #1
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Sparco Seats in a '66 Stang
I just installed a set of Sparco Seats in my '66 Stang; while utilizing the stock seat sliders.... (Sorry for the "vertical" photos... I can't rotate image)
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12-24-2013 #2
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They look good, and I bet they feel good as well. Great upgrade!!!
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12-26-2013 #3
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These Sparco Seats have great bolstering..... they really keep you in your seat during hard-cornering ! You can't beat these seats for the price....
12-27-2013 #4
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Are you using three point seat belts?
12-27-2013 #5
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Lap Belts for now..... I will be installing a 4-point harness shortly.
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Are you installing a roll bar or cage?
12-28-2013 #7
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I wish there was an aftermarket seat manufacturer who made well bolstered seats with an integrated 3 point seat belt, ala BMW seats. I'd gladly pay for em, then sparing myself from having to search the Internet for a decent seat that doesn't need to be recovered.
12-28-2013 #8
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I have plans for a roll-cage, but for now I will be securing the harness thru the seam of the backseat.
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