I have nearly one of every Recaro made from 1979-2000 and all are up for grabs. Examples are as follows..

Gen 4 Recaro LS-B's - Price for a recovered set starts at $1200.



Gen 4 Recaro LS-C's - Price for a recovered set starts at $1500


Gen 4 Recaro LX-B's - Price for a recovered set starts at $1200


Recaro SRD's - Price for a recovered set starts at $1800


We also have gen 1-3 lx c and b's available, model c's, trends, and more...

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New gen 3/4 b and c bolster foam - $65 shipped


New diaphragms - $45 each or Two for $70 shipped


New support straps for early seats (6) - $45 shipped


Used Jackets - Ask for specifics

Used Inserts - Ask for specifics

Used diaphragms - $25 shipped


Also if you guys ever need work done on existing seats, door panels, headliners, whatever, can do that as well..

 

This is.... badass.

 

haha thanks man

 

i want the red ones

 

Man I'd love a new cover for my memfab s68. Probably out my my budget though.

 

pics of the seat as it sits now?

 

Yea, awesome work! Too bad your so far away. I would love to get my SRD recovered... What is your price btw to do the work?
Might pick up the diaphragms. Whats the condition of the used ones? Will they last just fine?

 

I mean used is used its hard to say with the original diaphragms - i can tell you that we offer a lifetime warranty on our line. They are made using military grade canvas and strips of a cross woven rubber for support.

Also shipping to and from socal is easy and fairly cheap, i do it prob once a week.

 

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Thanks guys - btw if you ever need any help identifying seats or knowing if a set is real or fake just shoot me an im and ill do my best to help you out.

 

I've since dyed the seat since taking this picture. The fabric is still saggy I would like to get a new cover.

 

I would really need to see it in person, fixed back seats can be a nightmare. Since they are meant to be more or less a track seat the original covers are hardly ever worth crap and hard to pull a decent pattern off of. You end up pretty much having to build it from scratch if you want to get a perfect fit.

For example we had to redo those damn pole positions 3 times before we finally got a fit that we were happy with.

 

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u do some sick work bro!

 

Goddamn those SRD are BEAUTIFUL.

 

thanks guys, just finished another set last night - all black with black perf inserts, no embroidery, and a custom anti sub hole.

Ill post pics later today

 

Amazing...just perfect!

 

replied to all ims

 

all your work looks great

 

BUMP for you br0!!! Keep up the good work

 

looks amazing!

 

thanks guys

 

Just finished these over the weekend. Same seats i used for this...
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-acura-28/diy-how-dissasemble-recaro-srd-2915175/

 

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Can you quote a price