The reason i want to know, is i have scoliosis (sp) and the way these seats are just kill my back, driving this car is just plain uncomfortable.

So i was wandering what seats will fit in this car without any modification, so i can ride a little more comfortable.

And hopefully i can find something in blue to match my blue interior.

Thanks guys

 

read this.

 

I would think seats from an Acura CL of the same generation would be a drop in

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thanks, i completely forgot i signed up for cb7tuner

it might be because this site is better

reading now

 

i read trhough it, unfortunately, doesnt look like any seats will work without fabrication of some sort

im not a good fabricator

 

I was also very uncomfortable with my seat. I have lower back pain several times a year anyway. I got a small pillow from walmart. It's about 12 inches by 6 inches and is just like a large pillow you sleep on. You even have to get a miniature pillow case. Anyway, I placed that in the crease of the seat. Why Honda makes these seats that arch away from your lower back and provide no support is anyones guess. This allowed me to move the seat farther back and lean it back enough to relieve the discomfort and still have the wheel at the distance I like. I think Hondas fit woman better than men. It was a cheap, easy alternative that I have lived with for 5 years.

 

Oh, for the want of an adjustable Lumbar Support that works....
My first Honda? I swore those seats were designed as retaliation for the 2nd World War. We were used to wide plushies; and what did they send us? Samurai seats, that's all we needed

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there is no acura cl from 90-93 u.s. (89-92 japan), which is the cb7 era.

 

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yeah ive tried so many different seat postions and such, the only one that is actually comfortable for my back is the GANGSTA style, leaned way back, (believe it or not)

only problem with that is...

1. Im no gangsta, more of a redneck

2. its REALLY hard to reach the wheel with my arms this way. and if i move the seat closer, my knees hit the wheel.

are the seats in an EX or other model different from the LX (cb7's of course)

if they are i may be able to find something from the same year that is more comfortable

 

EX has the lumbar adjustment (my 92 EX did anyway). I had back surgery (two ruptured disks), and it helped a little. My left leg would go numb sometimes (nerve damage). I would just have to get out and walk around a while. The lumbar thing might not work at all for your condition though, don't know.