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Did you buy just the seats or did you get the Corbeau brackets too?
I am considering these seats. I just need to go to the dealer that has them and test the out.
Do they use the same frames/rails? I'm guessing they aren't motorized?
My motors are shot on both seats, seat foam is bad, seat frame on drivers is bad, etc. I'm really thinking this looks like a good idea rather then fix with oem parts and eventually seat covers.
Do they use the same frames/rails? I'm guessing they aren't motorized?
My motors are shot on both seats, seat foam is bad, seat frame on drivers is bad, etc. I'm really thinking this looks like a good idea rather then fix with oem parts and eventually seat covers.
I did the install. The seats use corbeau brackets. That was included in the $1276.00 They only slide front to back, No motors
Very nice....right when i was wanting new seat covers you put this thread out! lol
You won't be sorry. These seats hold you in place much better then the stock seat. There was no way I would spend over $1000 on two pieces of leather and some foam
St. Jude Donor '07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12'-'13-'14-'15
Nice, now all you need is a set of CORBEAU retractable harnesses. I have a set of black with silver lettering. PM me for details and congrats on the new saddle
Hard to reach the lever, hard to get in and out of.
IMO they are a downgrade from Sportseats.
Interesting -
I *think* this is the first negative comment I've seen on the seats since I've started searching recently.
It is nice to have another opinion.
Are they a downgrade because they are hard to get in and out of?
Is it because of the larger bolsters?
Is it a downgrade because of the difficulty in reaching the retraction lever?
I am just trying to get an idea for myself as I am considering the A4's. I am not trying to be critical.
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