Ultrashield Road Race seat in my z.
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I know I'm not the only with this seat, but I had to wing it on the mounting. Nice thing about the seat is you can drill holes in it.
it's a road race 15" with a 20 degree layback mounted on Nagisa freaking low rails.




Passenger seat to come, as soon as I can talk my wife into sitting in it. The roll bar is a Autopower also.
it's a road race 15" with a 20 degree layback mounted on Nagisa freaking low rails.




Passenger seat to come, as soon as I can talk my wife into sitting in it. The roll bar is a Autopower also.
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Seat is actually very comfy due to the padding on the cover and it's VERY affordable and I am now sitting on the floor! I've been trying to decide on a seat for a while and I'm glad I went with this one!
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Looks nice, Ive never seen one before. Where did you get it? Curious-how tall you are, waist?
I am 5'7" and weigh 165 lbs.
Nice thing about the seat is they come is various widths starting at 14" and up. Also they are available in a 10 and 20 degree layback.
A friend of mine with a Integra got a pair for his car and helped me make up my mind. He is alot taller than me and fits in fine.
Plus you do the mounting yourself so if you need it lower just make the holes higher up on the side of the seat. We had to raise mine up so I could see over the wheel!
The seats are all aluminum and the cover is padded and easily removed. You can also get the cover in various colors. It weighs nothing even with the rails.
Ultrashield's are very similar to Kirkeys, but I like the design of the US.
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Originally Posted by Billhyco
is sitting on the floor making it harder to see out?
how comfy for a daily driver?
how comfy for a daily driver?
My point was you can get seat as low as you want with these rails.
It's just as comfy as any other fixed back seats I've sat in. The cover has alot of padding on the bottom.
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Originally Posted by dmoffitt
how thick is the area you drill to mount it with? I'd be worried about the metal tearing / seat coming apart or off its mounting in a bad accident...
It's thin, but I used large grade 8 washers and hardware to prevent this.
NICE!!
i've used the Kirkey racing seats before when i made an offroad dune buggy for school. super light weight, but the seat padding is so nice!
hows the blind spot visibility with the shoulder bolsters?
i've used the Kirkey racing seats before when i made an offroad dune buggy for school. super light weight, but the seat padding is so nice!
hows the blind spot visibility with the shoulder bolsters?
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Here's the original thread thread for the roll-bar:
https://my350z.com/forum/autocross-road/282088-pics-of-my-autopower-roll-bar-and-track-wheels.html
https://my350z.com/forum/autocross-road/282088-pics-of-my-autopower-roll-bar-and-track-wheels.html
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Originally Posted by Chebosto
NICE!!
i've used the Kirkey racing seats before when i made an offroad dune buggy for school. super light weight, but the seat padding is so nice!
hows the blind spot visibility with the shoulder bolsters?
i've used the Kirkey racing seats before when i made an offroad dune buggy for school. super light weight, but the seat padding is so nice!
hows the blind spot visibility with the shoulder bolsters?
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