well i finally got the 86 seats installed in my 75. i used the seat rails from the 75 and made up brackets to bolt the seat buckets to. took about 2 hours for each seat. first one may have been a little longer as it took some time to scope out how to do it.
to me they look a lot better in there than the originals and are a lot more comfotable. it even looks better looking in the back window with the headrests showing.
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(sorry couldn't help that). seriously it hasn't changed the entry. just raised the tilt all the way which i would have done anyway and as i have to get my right leg all the way in first i am basically in the seat and slide down in it. as they sit a hair higher when i first got in it, it felt like i was closer to the door panel but after i drove it i didnt even feel it. i think it is one of the best improvement upgrade a person can do.
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(sorry couldn't help that). seriously it hasn't changed the entry. just raised the tilt all the way which i would have done anyway and as i have to get my right leg all the way in first i am basically in the seat and slide down in it. as they sit a hair higher when i first got in it, it felt like i was closer to the door panel but after i drove it I didn't even feel it. i think it is one of the best improvement upgrade a person can do.
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Thanks for the info Dave. I really like that style seat and had never considered them for a C3. I asked about the bolsters because that is the most worn seat area on C4's.
In a C4 you have to get over the raised rocker plate and most folks drag the bolster both in an out in the process. Naturally the drivers side get a ton of wear.
I didn't know how this would change in a C3 because of the rocker plate being close to flush with the floor pan. I know in my C5 I turn around and sit down backwards and then rotate towards the steering wheel once I am in.
That is once I open the door........
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i previously bought a seat of seats from whitneys and measured everything and when i installed the only thing i forgot to measure was the height of the seat cushion and it was too high and legs were jammed in steering wheel. after i got my 90 i realized that the c4 seats would fit. and bought them off ebay. now all i have to do is put the other seats i bought on ebay and try to sell them.
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i previously bought a seat of seats from whitneys and measured everything and when i installed the only thing i forgot to measure was the height of the seat cushion and it was too high and legs were jammed in steering wheel. after i got my 90 i realized that the c4 seats would fit. and bought them off ebay. now all i have to do is put the other seats i bought on ebay and try to sell them.
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