WetOkole 350Z Seats
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They look pretty darn good from the pics.
I have a track also and am considering what to do with the seats. A lot of the aftermarket leather products look puffy. SO are you happy with them and the material ?
Do they go right over the stock seats or do you remove the stock seat covers ?
How much, where, and is it a DIY job ?
I have a track also and am considering what to do with the seats. A lot of the aftermarket leather products look puffy. SO are you happy with them and the material ?
Do they go right over the stock seats or do you remove the stock seat covers ?
How much, where, and is it a DIY job ?
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dh1111,
The material is top quality. It's neoprene. Water resistant and easily washable. It's padded, so you actually feel as though you're sitting a little higher. Quite comfortable.
I ordered this through my local WetOkole dealer. Check the website at www.wetokole.com . The price included the installation + Tax + Custom Logo. It came out to be ~ $320 for both seats. You can actually just order the seat covers and do it yourself. Very easy from what I was observing them do.
It actually goes over your original seats.
The material is top quality. It's neoprene. Water resistant and easily washable. It's padded, so you actually feel as though you're sitting a little higher. Quite comfortable.
I ordered this through my local WetOkole dealer. Check the website at www.wetokole.com . The price included the installation + Tax + Custom Logo. It came out to be ~ $320 for both seats. You can actually just order the seat covers and do it yourself. Very easy from what I was observing them do.
It actually goes over your original seats.
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Very nice! Did they have to take your seats out of the car to install over your current covers or just slowly work the wet okole covers down over the seats. Looks like a nice, tight fit on your seats. I'm a bit concerned about the DIY install but I guess it would just take patience at working the covers down over your existing seats.
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Originally posted by ATC Ken
Very nice! Did they have to take your seats out of the car to install over your current covers or just slowly work the wet okole covers down over the seats. Looks like a nice, tight fit on your seats. I'm a bit concerned about the DIY install but I guess it would just take patience at working the covers down over your existing seats.
Ken
Very nice! Did they have to take your seats out of the car to install over your current covers or just slowly work the wet okole covers down over the seats. Looks like a nice, tight fit on your seats. I'm a bit concerned about the DIY install but I guess it would just take patience at working the covers down over your existing seats.
Ken
Exactly! They just worked slowly down the seats. The covers are actually 3 pieces: 1) Head Piece 2) Back Piece 3) Seat Piece. They left the seats in place. Did not have to take them out
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Originally posted by MannishBoy
Try to put on a farmer john wetsuit dry and tell me it's neoprene is slippery
Try to put on a farmer john wetsuit dry and tell me it's neoprene is slippery
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Where did you get your carbon fiber dash kit? HOw much???
Where did you get your carbon fiber dash kit? HOw much???
My CF Dash Kit was obtained from www.edashkit.com . I forgot the pricing, but it's listed on that site.
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Originally posted by kamikaZ
They look good...But the material looks kind of shiny/slippery, i dont think i would like that. O and are there companies that make sideairbag friendly covers?
They look good...But the material looks kind of shiny/slippery, i dont think i would like that. O and are there companies that make sideairbag friendly covers?
You should try to contact Wet Okole at www.wetokole.com . They can custom make the covers for side airbag seats, since they now have the pattern for the Z.
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K thanx for the tip and ya i had no clue what neoprene was haha but wasnt sure if i liked the look of it..if i deciide to go for style over performance i think I'll check out some 2 tone leather and see if i can match the D. Blue. Time will tell
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Originally posted by kamikaZ
K thanx for the tip and ya i had no clue what neoprene was haha but wasnt sure if i liked the look of it..if i deciide to go for style over performance i think I'll check out some 2 tone leather and see if i can match the D. Blue. Time will tell
K thanx for the tip and ya i had no clue what neoprene was haha but wasnt sure if i liked the look of it..if i deciide to go for style over performance i think I'll check out some 2 tone leather and see if i can match the D. Blue. Time will tell