Im looking to buy a pair of the jdmcarboy seats...my car is daily driven...don't street race, maybe 2x quarter mile passes a year...I know they are not FIA tested...but has anybody had any experience with these in accidents?...just a bit concerned about the safety standpoint....additionally how does the material hold up on a daily basis?...all comments are welcome...

 

i would also like to know looking at these on sale for 280$

 

I have been in an accident with them.

Look at my for sale post.


The Seats held up fine during the accident etc. Nothing bad/wrong. Everything held together and I was hit very very hard. (TOTALED MY CAR)
Raised F150 16 yr old girl.

But I have another Set where the backrest broke, dont know when or how.
I just went to sit down one morning and i leaned all the way back.
Never got it fixed just got a black/gray set instead. Selling the set witht he broke drivers seat.

 

so these seats fell apart during the accident....thanks in advance

 

The Seats held up fine during the accident etc.

 

he said they were fine from the accident

 

alright thanks for the help...any more comments welcome...

 

Dude, that's akin to selling a helmet that's been in an accident.

 

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Reclinables aren't FIA tested. Only purpose-made competition buckets are FIA tested and cert'd.

 

i would just grab some integra or del sol seats for daily driving