Heres a few pics of my new bride lowmax seats I just bought but tthat's about it for now... all the parts have come in so far except for the hubs... so its just a waiting game

 

Don't worry about all the hate everyone has. Just build your car the way you want--building it the way the internetz wants you to, won't make YOU happy. I don't know many people that have kept their car's the same since the 'first' build up, myself included. Your car will likely evolve over the years that you own it. Just try to have fun and ignore the haters. Keep us updated.

*A mod should really come in here and clean up this thread…it would only be 1 page if it was kept to the OP's updates and relevant comments*

 

^^^^definitely appreciate the advice and thats what ill do... im sure the look and overall idea will change over time but for now this is what I want... thanks man

 

If anyone knows someone selling bride seats rails and sliders let me know... also the buddy club low rails and sliders if those would work with my seats???

 

You need the Bride LR rails, Buddy Club won't work because they are for a side mount fixed bucket seat.

 

^^^^ awsome thanks man ive been wondering which rails im gonna need... when you buy the rails do they typically come with sliders?

 

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/106...arepreston-ct/

 

^^^^ good lookin out for the ARC parts man... appreciate that

 

New front end parts!!!

 

Yes, rails come with everything you need to bolt it to the floor, mount it to your car, and slide it back and forth. "Rails" usually refers to the full mounting assembly. If you ever have doubts, look up the product yourself.

I agree with Chris...do things how you want. BUT make sure you're doing your research to ensure the parts you're getting will actually achieve the goals you're setting for your car. I see you asking alot of questions on here, which is good, but I also see you making some very common assumptions/mistakes (like with the wheel sizes). Do some google searches...search around on this forum...don't just limit yourself to asking questions on this thread. This forum has a WEALTH of information on all aspects of the car along with lots of details on actual products. Just have to put in the effort to search.

There's no problem with your car evolving..just make sure you minimize the mistakes made. Your wallet will thank you later.