October 16, 201114 yr #13 +1 for pictures and measurements Photos: here they are. They are a bugger to photograph - black paint doesn't like cameras.The mounting for the seat adjuster switch doesn't make sense, which is why I haven't put this stuff in my car yet. Will get around to it soonish. Been a bit obsessed about Brembo brakes and suspension bushes lately, so now that I've got all that figured out I'll need to move on to getting the Recaro seat project sorted out. Then I can start lobbying politicians to change legislation to allow me to carry such items as a taser gun and bazooka to deal with certain passengers and other drivers that require application of such items (ie full moon weekend that we just had = more than the average quantity of d*ckheads and bimbos).Dimensions: if anyone is in Perth and has the resources to duplicate these things (and create measurements for future use) then send me a PM and we'll organise it ASAP. I'd personally be interested in getting between three and five sets made up for myself (ie one for passenger side, two for girlfriend's taxi and two for spares and future use).
December 22, 201411 yr #14 I have just upgraded the seats in my BA Ute, and used a set of FG XR6T ute leather seats from Athol Wreckers.Paid $1,000 for the pair, done 1100ks. Great improvement over BA XR6 seats.Priced Recaros in Adelaide while I was there, around $2,400 each Hi Johno, Im looking at upgrading the seats in my xr6T ute, do the FG seats bolt in?
December 22, 201411 yr #15 I do not think they just bolt in . ps do not forget to get a mod plate for them .or your car is not road worthy
December 22, 201411 yr #16 The seats bolt straight up to the BA/BF base frames/slides. No mods needed. I did mine on my sisters front lawn. 4 bolts, that's it.
December 22, 201411 yr #17 that's awesome ,great to know . I had to make all sorts of plates up to fit fg into a au falcon .and the compliance plate cost me another $150
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