-Bought Sparco Evo for track car, what rails??--
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Finally brought a new Sparco EVO for the track car, but am now needing rails ect for it.
The car is an 94 Integra, but I have read reviews on the Sparco setup that they don't line up very well.
So, am looking for suggestions on what to use and where to get them from. This is only for the drivers side BTW.
Thanks guys
The car is an 94 Integra, but I have read reviews on the Sparco setup that they don't line up very well.
So, am looking for suggestions on what to use and where to get them from. This is only for the drivers side BTW.
Thanks guys
Find a local race fab shop and have them build you a mount with a sparco slider - it will probably cost $200-$250 to have done, but its well worth it for a good seating position.
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Thats what I did today, but looked at some of the work and was not very impressed for the cost. Hence my decision to go for some built and made for the car.
Thankyou though
Thankyou though
The memory fab vision knockoff rails are nice and mount low. I had the sparco universal base with sidemounts and it sucked fitment wise. With the low seating position rails... its 100% better.
http://www.memoryfab.com/detai...?id=3
http://www.memoryfab.com/detai...?id=3
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .RJ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Find a local race fab shop and have them build you a mount with a sparco slider - it will probably cost $200-$250 to have done, but its well worth it for a good seating position.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Using the Sparco slider, will the seating position still be lower than stock?
Also, anyone have any recommendations of a good shop to do this in So Cal?
Using the Sparco slider, will the seating position still be lower than stock?
Also, anyone have any recommendations of a good shop to do this in So Cal?
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Nope.
Nope.
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Nope.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It will. What you need to use is the sparco 'universal' slider (not the model specific one) and have it fabbed up with a custom seat base and have the side mounts modified for maximum clearance - at least, this is what piper motorsport did for me. I'd like it to be another 1-2" lower but its pretty damn good right now.
Nope.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It will. What you need to use is the sparco 'universal' slider (not the model specific one) and have it fabbed up with a custom seat base and have the side mounts modified for maximum clearance - at least, this is what piper motorsport did for me. I'd like it to be another 1-2" lower but its pretty damn good right now.
So, what you're saying is that if you use the Sparco sliders, but then custom modify everything else, in THAT situation it'll be lower
I remember talking with somebody at Summit that used them and the seat was the same height as stock, but off to one side too much
That was Sparco sliders and mounts, unmodified. That may have been the model-specific ones though, I'm not sure.
I remember talking with somebody at Summit that used them and the seat was the same height as stock, but off to one side too much
That was Sparco sliders and mounts, unmodified. That may have been the model-specific ones though, I'm not sure.
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