Buddy Club Low Down Seat Rail Install
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Originally Posted by s2kobsession,Apr 22 2008, 12:53 PM
I have BC rails with F1spec seats... what a PITA to get in the car though. As for the OEM seat belt tab, I just broke it off. There is a spacer on the bolt between the rail anchor and the belt attachment so you can put it tight and have it move a minimal amount. It has not come loose yet and I doubt it will.
The BC rails will allow the seats to sit on the floor. They are really really adjustable. I would say at least a 2" drop from OEM height, maybe closer to 3". I'm 6'4" and have the bottom back of the seats sliding on the carpet.
to the sparco rev guy... are you sure that seat fits in the s2000?
The BC rails will allow the seats to sit on the floor. They are really really adjustable. I would say at least a 2" drop from OEM height, maybe closer to 3". I'm 6'4" and have the bottom back of the seats sliding on the carpet.
to the sparco rev guy... are you sure that seat fits in the s2000?
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Thanks for the install help.
I did the same thing with the drilling...just a little closer to the edge to make the belt buckle more angled.
As more mounting, I Just mounted everything on the seat and measured the holes to match up. Everything went in fine, and slides (but its not as smooth as stock).
I have a carbon fiber SPG replica, and I cant imagine anything bigger fitting. I have the seat back almost all the way (6 foot tall), and the side wings JUST touch the door trim/ storage door.
Stan
I did the same thing with the drilling...just a little closer to the edge to make the belt buckle more angled.
As more mounting, I Just mounted everything on the seat and measured the holes to match up. Everything went in fine, and slides (but its not as smooth as stock).
I have a carbon fiber SPG replica, and I cant imagine anything bigger fitting. I have the seat back almost all the way (6 foot tall), and the side wings JUST touch the door trim/ storage door.
Stan
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It's nice to hear that some of you claim around 2 inches drop in seating position, but what about the leg room?
Would you say you can stretch your legs a bit more and does it help to get your legs a bit further away from the steering wheel?
I'm looking to buy an AP1 but I would sure need to sit lower and get some more clearance between legs and the steering wheel.
Would you say you can stretch your legs a bit more and does it help to get your legs a bit further away from the steering wheel?
I'm looking to buy an AP1 but I would sure need to sit lower and get some more clearance between legs and the steering wheel.
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It's nice to hear that some of you claim around 2 inches drop in seating position, but what about the leg room?
Would you say you can stretch your legs a bit more and does it help to get your legs a bit further away from the steering wheel?
I'm looking to buy an AP1 but I would sure need to sit lower and get some more clearance between legs and the steering wheel.
Would you say you can stretch your legs a bit more and does it help to get your legs a bit further away from the steering wheel?
I'm looking to buy an AP1 but I would sure need to sit lower and get some more clearance between legs and the steering wheel.
Yes it does. With the stock seat my knees hit the wheel and are bent - terrible position. With these seats and rails I can easily clear the wheel with my knees and stretch my leg.
I can't believe Honda didn't allow the S2000 to come with some form of steering column adjustibility.
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