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fitting bucket seat in glanza help needed

sikahunter · 2010-08-02 01:02:08

got bucket seats today is it possable to fit them using the old seat rails if so how do i do it if not i have nice black leather seats for swap of glanza seats thanks si

02-08-2010 1:02am

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sikahunter

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got bucket seats today is it possable to fit them using the old seat rails if so how do i do it if not i have nice black leather seats for swap of glanza seats thanks si

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#2 02-08-2010 2:47am

Bonito

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If you don't know what you're doing then don't fit them yourself. My ex's cousin got her BF to fit her bucket seats on the cars original rails. She got rear ended and the seat came off the rails and she ended up in the back of the car.

If you value your safety, don't skimp on the cost of it.

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#3 03-08-2010 2:23am

B00MSTICK

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what brand are they?

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#4 04-08-2010 10:07am

kingbrumak

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My advice would be to splash the extra cash and get the proper sub-frames. You've obviously spent a bit of cash on the seats so do the job properly with the sub-frames as well.

As was pointed out above, botching the job and using the frames off the original seats could bring you serious trouble in the future.

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