I got some 2004 s2000 seats and im tryin to put them in my civic hatch but im having trouble and i cannot figure it out, if someone can help me that would be great, thanks.

 

with brackets and bolts...

 

if there red and black you dont. you give them to me.

 

First, you steal a pair of seats out of an S2000, preferably one without a hardtop. If you need help with this step, then just do a search to see how current owners have lost their seats in fraudulent insurance claims.

---I kid--- You steal seats and the owner makes a claim, I will see it.

Then, to get them to fit in your EG the ghetto-fab way, you bend the center rails' mounting points into just over a 90 degree bend. The fronts may need the mounting hole widened slightly with a drill bit.

The other way to do it (properly), is to take apart both sets of seats you have (the S2000 and the EG). Swap the seat pans and and the rails. Put the seats back together. Mount the S2000 seats into your EG, and now sell your EG seats to the S2000 owner you took "your" S2K seats out of.

 

I was hoping he didn't steal them Don't come to my house unless you can out run my pit or ten of my best 9mm friends.....he he

ps - good luck with the fitment though!

 

SN is HondaS2000

Email is "db8teggin"

But he has a Civic.

*scratches head*

 

Jack Mode. I fukin hate theives.

 

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Email is "db8teggin"

But he has a Civic.

*scratches head*</TD></TR></TABLE>

And he's just 16. I really hope he and his HS buddies didn't go out stealing s2k seats.

 

THE HondaS2000?

or a different one?

 

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I was so going to say that.

 

this guy's about to get owned by the HT-PI's... time to investigate...

 

too bad he didn't warn us first about stealing them and making a profit. that guy was a joke... almost like this one.

 

You have to swap the seat pans from the civic seats.. not worth it too much work...

 

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<FONT COLOR="red"><FONT SIZE="4">Mis-information alert!!!</FONT></FONT>

I swapped my seat pans in about two hours, and did a fairly clean job. I did it while watching TV with a friend over who drank up all my beer and did not help.

It wasn't hard, it wasn't NOT worth it....it WAS tedious with all the hog ties.

Once you get S2K seats into your Civic or Integra, you'll see that it was worth DOUBLE the effort.

 

After all that work and time you could have bought a direct fit seat...

 

Damn Turbo a little obsessed with stealing..

hmm.. makes one think..

 

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Buying an aftermarket seat would have taken longer. It's not like I can run over to my local Office Depot and pick up an aftermarket seat. Hell, even the local tuners that keep aftermarket seats in stock, don't typically carry seat mounts and rails in stock.

Even if they had seats, rails, and mounts in stock, let's see:
1. Drive to shop = 20 minutes
2. Ponder which seat(s) to buy = 2 hours to 2 days
3. Decide whether to spend $$$ on seats = 20 minutes
4. Buy seats and all hardware = 10 minutes
5. Figure out how to get seat boxes/seats home in your Civic = 1 hour
6. Wait for buddy to either pick up OEM seats, or your new aftermarket seats in his truck = 1 hour to 1 day
7. Drive home = 20 minutes
8. Buyer's remorse = 5 minutes
9. Trying to sell OEM seats = days.

*This is ONLY if the shop has seats in stock...otherwise, estimate a couple of days waiting for shipping, freight, boat, whatever...

I dunno...2hours of my time swapping pans seems to be well spent. Plus, I am using what I already have.

With swapping seat pans, it'd take someone anywhere from 2 to 4 hours. Selling the Civic seats with S2000 pans is easy, you already know who needs them quickly, otherwise he'd be driving his S2K while sitting on a milk crate.

 

haha!

 

im 17 with a s2000!!! and I pay for it..

 

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Do you want a cookie? Ah, heres one anyway...



liam

p.s. im just giving you a hard time

 

no I just said im 16 with a s2000 because, someone said that he was 16 with a s2000, nd I just wanted to let people know that its HARD but not IMPOSSIBLE for a minor to have a s2k =D

 

PUtting the seats into my ek by switching the seat pans took me like an hour from what i remember... and hell yes, it was worth it

 

come to my house i got special rail for you car
and you might need a couple buddy's too, even better if they are the ones that help out gettig the seats

 

Do you guys think it would be as easy to swap DA seat pans into the S2K seat? I'm not familiar with how similar the DA and EG/DC seats are.

 

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Yup, stolen:


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...Right out of my S2000: