sparco speed
im about to install a sparco speed seat in my teg. does anyone know what bolts, screws, and nuts i will need to mount the base and sliders? i tried the sparco website but no help, and i thought someone here would know. thanks.
im actually doing the same to my car this weekend with a sparco speed.
ive got the seat/bracket(square base)/sliders/ and sparco bolts (4) allen head that screw into the bottom of the seat through the sliders. I talked to a sparco rep yesterday on the phone and he said that the sparco bolts (hardware kit) are pretty cheap and ideal for the job. You can just use your stock 4 acura bolts to hold the bracket to the floor panel. good luck on it
ive got the seat/bracket(square base)/sliders/ and sparco bolts (4) allen head that screw into the bottom of the seat through the sliders. I talked to a sparco rep yesterday on the phone and he said that the sparco bolts (hardware kit) are pretty cheap and ideal for the job. You can just use your stock 4 acura bolts to hold the bracket to the floor panel. good luck on it
did u buy the bolts from the sparco? could you tell me what size bolts you have cuz i think i need 4 bolts that screw into the bottom of the seat, 4 bolts and nuts that scew the sliders down, and any other screws needed. thanks.
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yes you can if you buy the proper bracket that has the seatbelt piece on it....I had a set, but sold them to an HT member(kenny) on the west coast.
yes you can if you buy the proper bracket that has the seatbelt piece on it....I had a set, but sold them to an HT member(kenny) on the west coast.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by O1Dc2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if u buy the seat, when u buy the base it comes with the extra bracket to mount ur stock seatbelt receiver. </TD></TR></TABLE>
This isn't entirely true.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.
This isn't entirely true.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shamoo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
This isn't entirely true.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
^ he is right on point.........my set that I sold were Wedge brackets with sparco sliders.....the brackets had the seatbelt piece.
This isn't entirely true.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
^ he is right on point.........my set that I sold were Wedge brackets with sparco sliders.....the brackets had the seatbelt piece.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shamoo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This isn't entirely true.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. i ordered the $60 dollar Wedge (company name) bracket from my local dealer and when it arrived, it was actually the new $100 dollar bracket that sparco just came out with. i called up sparco after i got the news from my dealer and asked them about it. they said that "with the old Wedge square brackets, the rails that go front to back are round, so the square sparco sliders dont fit entirely well against the round rails. the new Sparco square brackets have square rails going from front to back and actually sit a little lower than the old ones. the new ones actually fit better on the floor board as opposed to the old Wedge ones too"
this came right from the a sparco rep, so i just decided to nut up and spend the extra money for the newer more expensive bracket seeing as how it was already in stock anyways.... Hope that helped some, but shamoo is right on the money.
The actual Sparco seat base/rail does NOT come with the side piece that allows the seat belt buckle to attach to.
The one you, as well as many others, are speaking of is the aftermarket Wedge seat rail. They are an aftermarket company that makes rails for many popular seats, and allow you to use the stock seat belt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. i ordered the $60 dollar Wedge (company name) bracket from my local dealer and when it arrived, it was actually the new $100 dollar bracket that sparco just came out with. i called up sparco after i got the news from my dealer and asked them about it. they said that "with the old Wedge square brackets, the rails that go front to back are round, so the square sparco sliders dont fit entirely well against the round rails. the new Sparco square brackets have square rails going from front to back and actually sit a little lower than the old ones. the new ones actually fit better on the floor board as opposed to the old Wedge ones too"
this came right from the a sparco rep, so i just decided to nut up and spend the extra money for the newer more expensive bracket seeing as how it was already in stock anyways.... Hope that helped some, but shamoo is right on the money.
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