Buddy club racing seats ?
They are good. I bought mine based on the recommendation of a few local spec Miata guys. They're all about getting the most bang for the $ and for entry-level seats, the buddy club is one of the best. I've had mine for almost 3 years , 30,000mi now and its still in great shape.
The only caveat is that it is small! I'm 6' 165lb and I fit snugly in the 'wide' version of the seat. I'm running NAMS super low rails along with it, it is an upgrade of 1000x better than the stock seat if you do any competitive auto sports.
The only caveat is that it is small! I'm 6' 165lb and I fit snugly in the 'wide' version of the seat. I'm running NAMS super low rails along with it, it is an upgrade of 1000x better than the stock seat if you do any competitive auto sports.
what about the quality of the mesh ? is it stretched or its looks just like in this pic ?
They are good. I bought mine based on the recommendation of a few local spec Miata guys. They're all about getting the most bang for the $ and for entry-level seats, the buddy club is one of the best. I've had mine for almost 3 years , 30,000mi now and its still in great shape.
The only caveat is that it is small! I'm 6' 165lb and I fit snugly in the 'wide' version of the seat. I'm running NAMS super low rails along with it, it is an upgrade of 1000x better than the stock seat if you do any competitive auto sports.
The only caveat is that it is small! I'm 6' 165lb and I fit snugly in the 'wide' version of the seat. I'm running NAMS super low rails along with it, it is an upgrade of 1000x better than the stock seat if you do any competitive auto sports.
So i take it the wide version fits in the Z without any problems?
honestly I would rather spend my money on somthing that effects drivability or has flash. If your goign for Flash then get CF/kevlar. If your going for drivability go with stock. These are racing seats and sitting in them to long is not very good for a stiff back. Just my 2 cents.
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