Reply to "lowered floor pan for drivers seat"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

What are you specifically looking to assess from a photo? Lowered floor pans are available in various drops up to 3", most are angled front to rear so as not to create a lip and thus allowing the seat to still slide forward. Similarly some folks just cut the existing pan sides and rear bend it down and metal to fill.

For a fixed race seat the rake will be important if you don't want to alter the rake and the seat doesn't need to slide then I suggest a full drop true pan that lowers the front and rear.

Google 'Pantera dropped Floor Pans' images and you'll get a good cross section of solutions.

3/31/219:02 AM

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