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Good Front seats for GQ patrol
Good Front seats for GQ patrol
Any ideas on Front seats replacments for GQ patrol
Re: Good Front seats for GQ patrol
whats your budget?
I've got second hand Recaro's from an Isuzu Bighorn. It takes a bit of modification to make then fit due to a GQ's horrible seat mounting setup but they are very good seats and pretty readily available.
93 Nissan Pathfinder / Terrano Turboed VH45, GQ Trans and T-case, coil overs, hydraulic winch and fair bit of other stuff. (Currently a pile of parts in the workshop)
Re: Good Front seats for GQ patrol
$1000bogged wrote:whats your budget?
How about low budget. I've heard Honda Prelude seats are comfy and can be reasonably easily fitted. Any other ideas from wreckers?
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take a run to a wreckers that does grey imports, they have some shit hot seats.. got some for my ute yrs bck for few hundred... needed a clean up, but seatcovers fixed thatGQ Bear wrote:How about low budget. I've heard Honda Prelude seats are comfy and can be reasonably easily fitted. Any other ideas from wreckers?
STi seats are about the most uncomfortable seats you could possibly want for a 4x4. IMO.Mulisha wrote:WRX STI seats? Do they fit?
I wanna replace mine pretty soon but being a shorty then need to fold forward.
You want a little bit of foam in a 4x4.. the WRX STi seats have none of this. They just clamp you in :p
which is what a lot of people like.. nothing worse than being thrown around in the cab against doors and shit...Yom wrote:STi seats are about the most uncomfortable seats you could possibly want for a 4x4. IMO.Mulisha wrote:WRX STI seats? Do they fit?
I wanna replace mine pretty soon but being a shorty then need to fold forward.
You want a little bit of foam in a 4x4.. the WRX STi seats have none of this. They just clamp you in :p
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At the jap importers the other day and they had pairs of seats( skyline, silvia etc) starting at $150, dont look to bad either.
At the jap importers the other day and they had pairs of seats( skyline, silvia etc) starting at $150, dont look to bad either.
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Oh no no they hold you in perfectly but they've got very little decent insulation on them so there'll be alot more vibration and every movement of the cabin will be sent through your body.bogged wrote:which is what a lot of people like.. nothing worse than being thrown around in the cab against doors and shit...Yom wrote:STi seats are about the most uncomfortable seats you could possibly want for a 4x4. IMO.Mulisha wrote:WRX STI seats? Do they fit?
I wanna replace mine pretty soon but being a shorty then need to fold forward.
You want a little bit of foam in a 4x4.. the WRX STi seats have none of this. They just clamp you in :p
Not fun.
Might suit those who have abit more padding than myself.. But I'm a rake so I'm not so sure. :p
I had one of these and found it to be a fantastic seat. Only problem is. They have gone out of business.HIANUFGQ wrote:I have Aerotech seats in mine for about 4 years now and they are great. No wear and they are very comfy. They are over your price range, if I remember right they cost me about 900ea.
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I've got a Prelude seat in mine (haven't fitted the wife's seat yet, it's only been a couple of years ) and it's comfy due to it wrapping around your waist but it tapers in at the top so it doesn't wrap around your shoulders. It was the only seat that didn't squash my shoulders forward when I sat in it. Apparently they are not the strongest seat due to all the adjustment tabs but I'm 120kgs and it's held up to me bouncing around in it so far. Only problem is the foam lip that holds your legs in the seat has been destroyed from me sliding over it to get out of the car.GQ Bear wrote:How about low budget. I've heard Honda Prelude seats are comfy and can be reasonably easily fitted. Any other ideas from wreckers?
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just unbolt the sliders off the seats , drill 2 holes in the inner slider to match the threaded bolt holes in the prelude seat , the outer rail needs a spacer of about 25mm or so , a piece of 25mm box steel should do fine , and some longer bolts to suitJaffa wrote:Grave Dig, Nelso, do you happen to have any pics or hints on how you mounted your seats in your patrol, I picked up a set of prelude seats today. I havn't looked yet but some ideas of what others have done might be useful.
it is a very easy swap , although the seat does sit very close to the door
Cheers mate, that info should help out.its aford not a nissan wrote:just unbolt the sliders off the seats , drill 2 holes in the inner slider to match the threaded bolt holes in the prelude seat , the outer rail needs a spacer of about 25mm or so , a piece of 25mm box steel should do fine , and some longer bolts to suitJaffa wrote:Grave Dig, Nelso, do you happen to have any pics or hints on how you mounted your seats in your patrol, I picked up a set of prelude seats today. I havn't looked yet but some ideas of what others have done might be useful.
it is a very easy swap , although the seat does sit very close to the door
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