Bride seats!!!
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gonna get some yay!
whats the main difference between the ERGO II vs BRIX II seats?
thanks!
also are the Bride XAX seats even really an upgrade? other then the name and looks?
seems like the bolster on the bottom are even lower then stock seats.
whats the main difference between the ERGO II vs BRIX II seats?
thanks!
also are the Bride XAX seats even really an upgrade? other then the name and looks?
seems like the bolster on the bottom are even lower then stock seats.
Ergo II are sold and Brix II are no longer made nor available - that's a big difference 
All the dimensions are found here (measured in mm):
http://www.tees-usa.com/size_reclining.html
The bolster on all the seats are significantly different vs stock, as well as the bolsters for your side area. The fabrics used are also significantly better quality vs stock, as well as being lighter vs stock

All the dimensions are found here (measured in mm):
http://www.tees-usa.com/size_reclining.html
The bolster on all the seats are significantly different vs stock, as well as the bolsters for your side area. The fabrics used are also significantly better quality vs stock, as well as being lighter vs stock
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Ergo II are sold and Brix II are no longer made nor available - that's a big difference 
All the dimensions are found here (measured in mm):
http://www.tees-usa.com/size_reclining.html
The bolster on all the seats are significantly different vs stock, as well as the bolsters for your side area. The fabrics used are also significantly better quality vs stock, as well as being lighter vs stock

All the dimensions are found here (measured in mm):
http://www.tees-usa.com/size_reclining.html
The bolster on all the seats are significantly different vs stock, as well as the bolsters for your side area. The fabrics used are also significantly better quality vs stock, as well as being lighter vs stock
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