Seat suggestions?
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Seat suggestions?
Could someone give me a suugestion for a good comfortable yet effective seat for track use? I may be driving to some events and to work a couple times a week (that's where the comfort part comes in). The car's a C6. I've played the change my seats after events game and I'm over that... I'm a bigger guy, 6' 220 with a 34" waist, so the seat can't be real small. I'm looking to spend no more than $600 a seat, but would gladly pay less! Also, may be interested in two used matching seats if you have something that would fit my needs. Thanks in advance for the help.......Todd
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Caravaggio seats are another option. With the Caravaggio seat you use the stock seat rail. I am a 6' 285 pounds and fit the seat. Most of my weight is in my gut and not my hips and that is where it counts.
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May miss your target price a little, but the Sparco Evo 2 has worked well for me .... 5-10, 220. I drive it on the street also and 3 to 4 hour trips to the track are no problem. Entry and exit takes some getting use to.
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I am looking into a race seat also.
I like the Cobra Monaco FIA rated for $299.
The LGM track seat and the Kirkey road race seats.
If I had to buy a seat today the Cobra Monaco would be it.
I like the Cobra Monaco FIA rated for $299.
The LGM track seat and the Kirkey road race seats.
If I had to buy a seat today the Cobra Monaco would be it.
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Im 6'1, 200# with a 34" waist. I'd also suggest looking at the corbeau FX1 Pros. You'll like the price and they are comfortable..But much more then a 34" waist and youre pushing it in these. They also have the FX1 which is a wider seat, but I have no experience with how that fits in a C6 or C5.
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Swapping seats in/out is really not that difficult. I'd recommend a set of Kirkey road racing seats. They're very comfortable for on track use, not that bad to get in/out of and best of all they'll provide a level of support and safety that's not available in a "hybrid" seat. Spend the 20-30 min to swap them out when you're done with a track weekend and then you have the nice cushy seats for the street.