which seats?
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- kingdalg
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which seats?
hi, i need to replace my front kacky seats. just wondering which is the easiest to fit? saab, golf etc. any info would be cool. cheers
- fodtommo
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Re: which seats?
check out the wiki guides / and search here ad archive - there is loads of info. Its where ive started - Saabs look good, are easily available and cos my dad has had loads of saabs I know theyre really comfy.
1986 Leisurdrive Poptop, 1.6d - Rebuilt and Camping with a Vengeance 

Re: which seats?
Easiest to fit are standard T25 seats, be it captains with armrests or just plain seats
- fodtommo
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Re: which seats?
Unfortunately the captains ones are mega money and I find the lack of lumber support a killer for my back
1986 Leisurdrive Poptop, 1.6d - Rebuilt and Camping with a Vengeance 

Re: which seats?
Lumbar support. My captains are far comfier than the Saab 9000 leathers i used to have in. And they don't have to be mega money.....ebay tax. I got a great set for £120 just by posting a wanted ad late last year.
When changing seats you have to be particularly carefull of how high they make you sit. Saabs made me sit with my legs only just below the steering wheel even after removing all the extra adjusters on the drivers side (the wife could not touch the cab floor) and I would have been talking in high pitches for weeks had I walked away from even a minor accident.
You can negate that by fitting a smaller wheel but with 16" alloys it's hard enough parallel parking into very tight spaces with a standard 45cm wheel
When changing seats you have to be particularly carefull of how high they make you sit. Saabs made me sit with my legs only just below the steering wheel even after removing all the extra adjusters on the drivers side (the wife could not touch the cab floor) and I would have been talking in high pitches for weeks had I walked away from even a minor accident.
You can negate that by fitting a smaller wheel but with 16" alloys it's hard enough parallel parking into very tight spaces with a standard 45cm wheel