C3 seats
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You can almost get a set of C5 seats for not much more than that.
I personally think that with a little bit of hunting and a few calls to some of our favorite Corvette parts recyclers that you can find a better deal than that if what you really want are C4 seats.
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Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 24,125
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From: Columbia Missouri
There are a lot of ways it's been done that you can find by searching the subject. Seems I recall the C3 tracks are best modified to use with C4 seats, and C5 seats are better without tracks at all. They sit higher than C3 seats and losing the tracks gets you some of the height back.
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http://www.corvettefever.com/project...pt4/index.html Her is a link to the C2 to C5 seat install. This is what I am doing. Here is my seat. using 1975 tracks.
It is easier in a C3.
It is easier in a C3.