ZDomZ
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As long as the seatbelt buckles are the same!
Another seat question
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Oh you're a ray of sunshine you are! 
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Still have to fit the plastic trim panels to tidy it all up. Seats were cheap jobs I had bought to fit in this:
But as you can see, I haven't exactly done a lot to it in the 5 years I've had it, so it's going and thought I would sling the seats in to replace the rotten ones I had.
Will give them a thousand miles or so to see how I get on - if I don't get on with them I'll shift the seats on and get something a bit more comfortable from a "named" manufacturer.
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ZDomZ
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Very nice. They add 15-20 bhp don't they?
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No, that's the huge mud flaps I'm fitting - an easy 25bhp innit. The seats only improve low-down torque
They also have the added bonus of not being partially collapsed, nor are they heavily stained by the previous owner's bodily fluids.
They also have the added bonus of not being partially collapsed, nor are they heavily stained by the previous owner's bodily fluids.
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