Which race seats fit in the C7Z?
#1
Race Director
Thread Starter
Which race seats fit in the C7Z?
looks like am gonna be getting 16Z
have a Sparco Evo II Plus that i just pulled out of my C6Z
my question is will this seat fit into the new Z? or will i need a C7 specific mounting base?
and what about electrical stuff? can i make it where i have no AIRBAG LIGHT?
i heard C7 has way less cabin room than C6
have a Sparco Evo II Plus that i just pulled out of my C6Z
my question is will this seat fit into the new Z? or will i need a C7 specific mounting base?
and what about electrical stuff? can i make it where i have no AIRBAG LIGHT?
i heard C7 has way less cabin room than C6
#2
I have a kirkey on custom seat rails that fits just fine.
Electrics are good however you will have a airbag light and an initial message that says service airbag. You can hit ok and it will clear the service message however the airbag light remains lite.
Electrics are good however you will have a airbag light and an initial message that says service airbag. You can hit ok and it will clear the service message however the airbag light remains lite.
#3
Intermediate
I added these last month. It was a pain. I used Brey-Krause C7 seat mounts and Sparco side mount aluminum HD mounts. I did have to do some of my own drilling in the Brey-Krause mounts because the holes did not line up. What I mean by that is the holes in the Sparco side mounts did not line up with the holes in the Brey-Krause base. The Brey-Krause bolts right into the stock floor bolts with no problems. I'm 6'1" and have no room for sliders, so you need to get the drivers seat lined up exactly where you need it for the track. Also be sure to check the window clearance if you go the route I did with halo style seats which is the reason I removed my Corvette Competition seats.
In sum, I love the seats and love the added head protection while at Road Atlanta, AMP, or Barber.
As for the electronics, I get the airbag warning on every startup. Hit the ok button and get ready to go on track.
The OMP seats are so much better than the Competition seats in that your body, and head, doesn't move.
In sum, I love the seats and love the added head protection while at Road Atlanta, AMP, or Barber.
As for the electronics, I get the airbag warning on every startup. Hit the ok button and get ready to go on track.
The OMP seats are so much better than the Competition seats in that your body, and head, doesn't move.
#5
Intermediate
The reason I call this whole process a pain was you have to do this in stages. First place each Brey-Krause mount on the appropriate floor studs. Next, attach the Sparco side mounts on the seat outside of the car. Then place the seat in the car to test fit. Check foot to clutch travel, and more importantly, make sure the halo is not interfering with the window. Next, before you exit the seat, take a screwdriver and mark the forward edge of the Sparco side mount relative to the Brey-Krause base. Have a friend do the same for the back before you leave the seat. Now you know where to drill once everything is removed from the car. I don't want to admit how many hours this took me!
#6
Burning Brakes
I added these last month. It was a pain. I used Brey-Krause C7 seat mounts and Sparco side mount aluminum HD mounts. I did have to do some of my own drilling in the Brey-Krause mounts because the holes did not line up. What I mean by that is the holes in the Sparco side mounts did not line up with the holes in the Brey-Krause base. The Brey-Krause bolts right into the stock floor bolts with no problems. I'm 6'1" and have no room for sliders, so you need to get the drivers seat lined up exactly where you need it for the track. Also be sure to check the window clearance if you go the route I did with halo style seats which is the reason I removed my Corvette Competition seats.
In sum, I love the seats and love the added head protection while at Road Atlanta, AMP, or Barber.
As for the electronics, I get the airbag warning on every startup. Hit the ok button and get ready to go on track.
The OMP seats are so much better than the Competition seats in that your body, and head, doesn't move.
In sum, I love the seats and love the added head protection while at Road Atlanta, AMP, or Barber.
As for the electronics, I get the airbag warning on every startup. Hit the ok button and get ready to go on track.
The OMP seats are so much better than the Competition seats in that your body, and head, doesn't move.
#7
Intermediate
I do love these seats though for the track. I don't slide around at all.
#8
Burning Brakes
I've had no problems with visibility on track. I use my mirrors constantly to check traffic around me. However, I would not use these just for street driving in that if you were to approach an intersection, there are difficulties looking 90 degrees to the left and right. When I say difficulties, I mean that you need to lower your head to see around the halos.
I do love these seats though for the track. I don't slide around at all.
I do love these seats though for the track. I don't slide around at all.