I need to put my corbeau A4s in my 98 civic ex, but I don't want to buy brackets. does anyone know what i need to do to make my brackets work? the left side of the bracket is normal and flat looking, but the other side is all janky and wierd. Anyway, I saw a thread about the brackets being made, but I don't know where to find it. Thanks.

 

why not just do it the right way? your seats are an important safety component. corbeau brackets are only $70/seat

It would probably cost just as much to take your stock rails to a fabricator and have them welded to your seats. if you use corbeau's bolt on rails, you can always sell your seats to someone that doesn't drive a civic later.

 

Here is a good DIY seat adapter thread....

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=577769.

 

found this from the prev. posters link...

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=362733

 

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wow good thread i guess there is a decent way to use stock rails with aftermarket seats....

 

I've seen the EG rails, and they're not the same as the EK rails. One side of my slider isn't flat so I can't just bolt it up. I already put the seats in my 320i, but the sliders were completely different.

 

Do it once and do it right...Just get the brackets/rail...

Wedge Engineering makes brackets/rails/sliders for most cars/seats anyway..