Which do you think is more comfortable and why?

 

RSX in cloth because leather sucks for spirited driving.

 

no comparison s2k seats !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

rsx..becuz u can recline the seats

 

Keep the opinions coming

 

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you can recline s2k seats .........


rsx seats sit very high i guess if you like looking like a grandma all jacked up high in the seat then they might work for you

 

s2k seats if you're tall. RSX seats if you're short.

 

DC2 seats...

 

s2000 for sure

 

s2k seats ftw..

 

del sol seats...rsx seats.....s2k seats....i like em all... no help ahaha

 

ebay super racer seats!!!! hahah

just kidding [freak] the fade go with the rsx seats they are nice even for an every day driver

 

S2k seats in red and black for sure. I love it especially if you have red carpet like a type r.

 

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RSX seats aren't going to be too comfortable in anything other than an RSX, unless you consider having your head smashed into the roof and your neck cocked sideways as "comfortable" . . .

 

I have to go with RSX black leather. I have them in my black HB. my boy got a milano red DC2 with red S2K, It looks crazy hot but to get to the back seats its a Bi@tch. ( If you use the rear seats of course)

 

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He obviously didn't swap the seat pans and recline mechanisms like he should have, because S2000 seats can be made to work exactly like the stock seats.

I'll bet he only has three bolts holding them down and one rail sticking into the rear footwells too. Halfassed

 

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He obviously didn't swap the seat pans and recline mechanisms like he should have, because S2000 seats can be made to work exactly like the stock seats.

I'll bet he only has three bolts holding them down and one rail sticking into the rear footwells too. Halfassed </TD></TR></TABLE>

HA HA you're right. he has 3 bolts holding it and one REALLY sticking out and out of place. Which seat pans and recline mechanism can he use to make them work like you say?? his teg seats? He probably would like to fix that issue he got.

 

All he has to do is swap the seat pans, which are all interchangeable between stock '92-00 Civic, '94-01 Integra, and S2000. It's time consuming, but not particularly difficult.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=347548

Looks like the pictures are down right now. They used to be there?

Some shots of the finished product: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2091542

 

any more opinions?

I found some S2k seats with EK Rails, can I just swap the rails and drop them into an EG?

 

I have the black leather RSX seats in my hatch

I dont feel like they sit too high, enough room for me to still be able to wear a helmet. And they are comfortable.



I think 6' is the tallest person that has sat in them and he still had head room.

 

s2k seat

 

s2k seats!! looks better, feels better, and easier to install!

 

RSX Cloth is the way to go. S2k seats are way overrated and ugly in other cars. But if you're on a budget, get Del Sol seats. Those seats are awesome. Hell even 2nd gen prelude seats. They are very underrated.

 

I wouldnt really say im on a budget, Im just really trying to find a good oem leather seat.

Keep the votes and suggestions coming

 

go for the S2K seats. looks much better and they hold you in pretty good because of the side bolsters.