pajero spring seats
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 6:53 pm
do you reckon the pajero air seats will fit a sierra
Pajero suspension seats are very tall from the floor to the seat base.
Steve.
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:37 pm
Nope, not unless it's a high roof
Pajero suspension seats are very tall from the floor to the seat base.
Steve.
Pajero suspension seats are very tall from the floor to the seat base.
Steve.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 4:07 pm
sounds like getting forklift seat bases then
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 4:20 pm
Er, may I ask why? 
Steve.
Steve.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 4:23 pm
a swb car will always be a bumpy ride regardless if you put spring loaded seats in it or not. Sierras are not a comfortable ride no matter what you try and do. By fitting a spring base I reckon it will actually make it worse. Fitting a set of good quality racing seats or the like with good padding and side bolsters would make more of a difference in my opinion
Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 5:53 pm
him be right... it does!!!grimbo wrote:a swb car will always be a bumpy ride regardless if you put spring loaded seats in it or not. Sierras are not a comfortable ride no matter what you try and do. By fitting a spring base I reckon it will actually make it worse. Fitting a set of good quality racing seats or the like with good padding and side bolsters would make more of a difference in my opinion
my SAAS units rock... even with three dodgy discs...
mind you in and out over the side bolsters can be a little hard at times..
Spock
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:27 pm
here are some cheap race seats. No idea what they are like though.
http://www.soldsmart.com.au/l3.aspx?goods=CS7701BL
http://www.soldsmart.com.au/l3.aspx?goods=CS7701BL
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:38 pm
I'm not a professional (these are apparently the "pro" versions) so can I get amatuer versions cheaper, I don't have $109 to spend? 
Recaro should be having a field day suing the pants off of all these guys with copy SP-G's for sale. I swear some of them are just photochopped to remove the recaro badge.
If the seat does not have an ADR approval, you are on your own in relation ot insurance cover etc. This goes for american seats like PRP's and Beards too.
also, maybe I am getting soft but I am finding that fixed race seats are a bit aggressive for off road driving. (certainly in a suzuki) Don't get me wrong, I love the support, but I am starting to find that the bruising around my ribs is an issue, however, my Sparco is 10 years old so I think the padding is getting a bit long in the tooth- ,ight be time for an upgrade.
I run Sparco Sprints in my sierra, and a Recaro SP-G in my commuter.
Steve.
Recaro should be having a field day suing the pants off of all these guys with copy SP-G's for sale. I swear some of them are just photochopped to remove the recaro badge.
If the seat does not have an ADR approval, you are on your own in relation ot insurance cover etc. This goes for american seats like PRP's and Beards too.
also, maybe I am getting soft but I am finding that fixed race seats are a bit aggressive for off road driving. (certainly in a suzuki) Don't get me wrong, I love the support, but I am starting to find that the bruising around my ribs is an issue, however, my Sparco is 10 years old so I think the padding is getting a bit long in the tooth- ,ight be time for an upgrade.
I run Sparco Sprints in my sierra, and a Recaro SP-G in my commuter.
Steve.