Will a Corbeau TRS fit?
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Drifting
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Will a Corbeau TRS fit?
I have been looking at the Corbeau TRS. The TRS seemed to have more lateral support and more lumbar support than some others. It also reclines forward, which is important to me (vs a fixed back seat). Plus you can get an opening for a 5 or 6 point harness.
Does anyone know if it will fit in a 1969?
Does anyone know if it will fit in a 1969?
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Drifting
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From: New York
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Drifting
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From: New York
If anyone has ANY Corbeau seat, let me know so I can check the dimensions again the TRS. Thanks!
PS: Also, let me know if you like the seat. Comfortable? Good lumbar and lateral support
PS: Also, let me know if you like the seat. Comfortable? Good lumbar and lateral support
Racer
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All areas. Also the height of the seat is high. I mounted my A4's directly to the floor and will be removing 1" of foam thinkness fron the bottom of the seat.
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Racer
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I'm 5-11 and with the seat mounted to the floor I still feel like I sit just a little to high with reguards to looking through the windshield. With a helmet on I just clear the head liner. Sorry I don't think I have any pics.
Le Mans Master
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Appreciate the replies. 
Thing is, I'm only 5'10", but have a longer torso than my 6'2" dad. So, despite my having to sit closer to the pedals due to my shorter legs, my height in the seat affords me less head room than he. That's why I'm in need of a more specific reference related to seat height than simply one's overall height. Hope that better explains what I'm looking for.
Thing is, I'm only 5'10", but have a longer torso than my 6'2" dad. So, despite my having to sit closer to the pedals due to my shorter legs, my height in the seat affords me less head room than he. That's why I'm in need of a more specific reference related to seat height than simply one's overall height. Hope that better explains what I'm looking for.
Melting Slicks
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From the seat cushion to the underside of the t-top (without the liner installed), I measured 34 1/2". This was on a slanted line 6" forward of the seat back and parallel to it.
I mounted the seat on modified stock rails to keep it as low as possible. When I tilt the seat further back, the sitting height can increase a bit, but it's pretty much tilted as you see in the pictures.
I mounted the seat on modified stock rails to keep it as low as possible. When I tilt the seat further back, the sitting height can increase a bit, but it's pretty much tilted as you see in the pictures.
