Reply to "Mounting Recaro/Sparco seat"

kaamacatMember

Danno. The plate I made actually bolts into the original mounting holes with 8MM's. For my regular seats the plate is flat, about 16"w x21" for movement. The one I use for the Corbeau Forza is angled up 1" at front for a better angle. In either case I used a cardboard template, measured 100x...etc. The aluminum plate @ 3/16 can easilly be cut with woodworking tools. (I used my bandsaw).

IN FACT.......I took my seat out (regular Pantera style) and placed in the new one before I bought it to check for clearences.

Bob

10/11/041:04 PM

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