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Anybody think of a good reason not to use these seats?
James - 21/6/04 at 04:06 PM

They just fit my car (I have a wide-boy chassis) so can anybody think of a good reason for me not to use these seats:

http://www.cobraseats.com/item.asp?pg=RD&id=CLUB&opt=BKBL2

They seem pretty comfy (I've sat in them at Halfords!) and they're cheaper than the Roadster ones that a lot of people buy.

Cheers,

James


JoelP - 21/6/04 at 04:14 PM

those are the ones im using, bloody comfortable but maybe a little high. Would you use runners on them?


kingr - 21/6/04 at 04:29 PM

The problem that I can see is that they don't come in vinyl - so if they get wet, the rain's just going so soak straight in and they'll turn into a great big sponge - lovely!!

Kingr


theconrodkid - 21/6/04 at 05:11 PM

agree about the getting wet bit,nowt wrong with the fibreglass ones like mine,and dont forget my duty frees


Wadders - 21/6/04 at 05:43 PM

You could maybe keep a pair of nylon overcovers behind the seats in case it really pisses it down, showers arn't too bad, so long as you keep moving. Fiberglass seats are ok up to a hundred miles or so, but after that you start to get bruises.

The seats look ace btw. Although i like the imola ones better, and their narrower.

Al.


i]Originally posted by kingr
The problem that I can see is that they don't come in vinyl - so if they get wet, the rain's just going so soak straight in and they'll turn into a great big sponge - lovely!!

Kingr




[Edited on 21/6/04 by Wadders]


macspeedy - 21/6/04 at 09:10 PM

i used 1 in the mini i rebuilt and it wore through below the wear patch within weeks appart from that they were comfy


mangogroove - 23/6/04 at 02:57 PM

quote:
Originally posted by kingr
The problem that I can see is that they don't come in vinyl - so if they get wet, the rain's just going so soak straight in and they'll turn into a great big sponge - lovely!!

Kingr
iN ONE WORD SCOTCH GARD


timf - 23/6/04 at 03:09 PM

thats 2 words and no need to SHOUT


stephen_gusterson - 24/6/04 at 01:16 PM

hes all the way from SA tho....... how else would ya hear

atb

steve


James - 25/6/04 at 11:51 AM

Okay cheers for the advice everyone!

I am tempted by the GRP ones purely for weight reasons but I can see me doing some long journeys so I want comfort and maybe a bit of warmth in the winter!

Scothgard is a good idea- as are the seat covers. As for them wearing away- well, they'll be going back if they f#ck up too quickly!

Hmmm the Imola are nice actually! Oh, decisions decisions!

Cheers,

James


Cazzy R - 25/6/04 at 12:33 PM

[quoteHmmm the Imola are nice actually!




What about the Aqua 4x4's then? They look likethe waterproof version of the Inmolas to me.

http://www.cobraseats.com/item.asp?pg=RD&id=AQUA