2 Pack Racing Seats, Universal Bucket Seats Pair, PVC Leather, Reclinable Backrest, Car Modification Seats with 2 Slider, Red

These seats are much better than the stock seats! Can’t beat the price loving it!!

I ordered these seats for my 1999 Corvette. What a tremendous improvement over the factory seats! Very comfortable and incredibly sporty. I love the overall quality, finish, and carbon fiber accents. Outstanding price as well!

These seats look great. The material actually feels quite nice. They are on the small side. I'm 5'11" 195lbs and they are a pretty tight fit on me. If you're over 200 Lbs. Look elsewhere.

Check my review on YouTube search “new edge mustang Amazon seats”. The material is super nice, build quality is nice. But..they flex. When push the clutch or shift your weight and push back on the seat back you can feel it flex. It’s the plastic hinge on the side it is not sturdy. I will be fabricating a new metal hinge should fix the issue. But the for the price they are nice. I’m 6-4 and 220 with a 34” waist but I have thick thighs and the the thigh booster is very tight on me. Aside from that they are comfy and soft.

The color is nice, but the foam on the base breaks down and you are punished by metal bars that dig into you thighs. I used one seat for a racing simulator and it was just fine for at most 1 hour of game play per day. but the other seat I converted into an office chair that fell apart fairly fast. The office chair was unconformable to the point I had to buy memory foam lumbar support, and even then the base foam fell apart to the point it exposed metal bars that pushed into my thighs to such an extant that I ripped up the base just to add more foam. This thing looks nice, but it is equivalent to gaming chairs vs proper office chairs.

After watching a few videos and reading a few threads on the forum, I decided to give these a shot. For the price, I don't think you can beat them. I bought the brackets on here and used a step bit to drill out two new holes so that everything would line up. The holes were roughly, if memory serves, 14.5" on center. The seats arrived with no damage.For these to fit in the C5, the recline lever has to be facing the tunnel or else it will contact the trim piece for the seatbelt retractor. While they do fit, they are pretty tight; the recline lever is almost inaccessible because of being pressed against the transmission tunnel. I didn't really find this to be a problem because, at least in a C5, I'm just going to set the recline once and not mess with it. Sliding the seats are also tricky as it's a tight fit. Again, once I set the recline I just slid them to where I wanted them and will just leave them; there's not much room to slide seats in a Corvette anyways.I bought the hardware from the orange box store. I needed 8 5/16"-18 x 3/4", 8 5/16" washers and 8 5/16"-18 nuts. I also needed two bolts for the seat belt receptacle but can't remember the size, but they were 3/4" in length. I purchased all stainless steel hardware. Pretty much everything I saw and read said to use cap head screws (allen head) but I could only find the traditional bolt heads that take a socket/wrench. The reason the allen head bolts are recommended is because you cannot get a wrench/socket around the head of the bolt due to the rails. However, I was still able to tighten them down once the bolt started to bite and also used some Loctite.While a tight fit, they were substantially cheaper than the other options I was looking at. Keeping the price in mind, I am very satisfied with these seats.

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Nice quality and good looking seats for the price