i want to replace my seat that are beat to hell and back what replacement are as close to stalk and water proof and are going to break my bank?
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Wow............. Go to the junk tard and get celica seats.
corbea 150 a piece
checker 100
junkyard 25
lots of options
checker 100
junkyard 25
lots of options
dgangle
total rice
why doesn't anyone search??
Good info in the FAQ
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=60825&highlight=seats
Good info in the FAQ
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=60825&highlight=seats
thats too hard
ih8searching
ih8searching
LOL, You guys are cruel and funny at the same time.
I got these seats from Lance at IPOR. They are amazing. The mounting brackets sold from the factory fit really nice! I can post pics if you want.
Joe
http://www.ironpigoffroad.com/interiorexterior/seats.shtml
Joe
http://www.ironpigoffroad.com/interiorexterior/seats.shtml
Of course we want pic's !!!
i pulled buckets out of a wrecked 97 4-Runner. they're real nice for the money.
I took a quick glance at my friend's '99 4runner to see about swapping seats. The mounting brackets didn't seem to be close to the same.
no gear for fabbing new brackets, etc.
Was it a straight bolt in from the '97 4runner? Celicas?
no gear for fabbing new brackets, etc.
Was it a straight bolt in from the '97 4runner? Celicas?
sepr2
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I don't think any would be a direct bolt in. Some would be easier than others but I believe all would require some adjustments from stock...
Is vinyl a good way to go for as far as waterproof is concerned? Any downfalls?
sepr2
SILVER Star
Unless you keep the top on all the time I think vinyl is the way to go. Modern vinyls are much improved over years ago. I have the stock seats in my 40.
X wife recovered before she left. She was very good at that!! 4 point harnesses and good to go...
X wife recovered before she left. She was very good at that!! 4 point harnesses and good to go...
Here is a pic of the mastercraft baja RS that I bought. The have a useful website and can create just about any configuration you want. I'm 6'3", 210lbs and the seats are very, very comfy. Thery are around $500 a piece. Spendy but worth it.
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pricey ...
Corbeau seems like really good value for the money.
Why not renew the original seats? It'll preserve the value of your truck. New foam is available from Spector, and their vinyl covers fit very well and are as waterproof as anything...it duplicates the original upholstery. Won't cost more than around 350.00, and you'll have correct bracketry already in place.
how are those seats going? getter done
Specter sells their seat foams for $150/ea.
http://www.sor.com/sor/cat310d.tam?xax=17190
along with the seat cover kit for $230/kit:
http://www.sor.com/sor/cat310.tam?xax=24847
and any other hardware you need, my sliders rattle something fierce, time and effort, you are looking at $600+.
230 does both seats, and the foam is pricey at 150. There are other options for the foam of course. A simple pice of 1.5" high density foam cut to size will work wonders. Doubtful you'd need the foam for the passenger side, unless your truck has been outside forever. Just an opinion...I've run just about every kind of seat there is, it's hard to beat the stockers for fit, and I find them quite comfortable when rebuilt.
