FastZ33

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so im a bigger driver then most, i been wanting to get some buckets and the only one that i found that is good for my size r the evo3s but i have yet to actually sit in one. so asking a general question to whoever might have it, HOW IS IT? lol

duro78

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Since you are a bigger guy try and find one you can actually do a test fit in because you cant really go off of someone else's build

INTIMAZY

iTrader: (15)

I was lookin into these seats myself. Unfortunately, they are harder to come by for test sitting. Also, I have been hearing that evo2's barely fit and rub against the driver door. This makes me wonder if the evo3 fit at all in these cars.

Zridder19

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Im a pretty lean dude, but Ive got the regular Evo's and I personally love the fit. Thought having full buckets in a daily would be a pain but they are really comfortable.

FastZ33

iTrader: (29)

hmm i gotta find a place that has em so i can sit my *** in it haha

Chebosto

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i have the evo 2, which are good for a size 34-36 waist.. the evo 1 i would say is good for a size 32-34. by that deduction.. evo 3 is for 36+ waists...

remember. the evo's shoulder bolsters will slightly touch the interior door panel when the door closes. my evo2 and my friend's evo 1s will slightly touch, you can remedy this solution by removing the cloth covering, shaving the left shoulder bolster and putting the cloth cover back.

the Evo 2 is extremely light weight frp shell and is comparable to the Recaro Pole Positions in terms of size, weight and price.. (i have the Pole Positions in my s13 track car)

you can't got wrong with either Sparco or Recaro race buckets.

HOWEVER, due note this: if you plan on tracking the car, and you are taller than 5' 5", and intend on using SLIDERS with the seat, the Wedge engineering brackets that are often sold with the Recaro or Sparcos will need to be SHORTENED else your head will be too close to the roof with the stock interior lining and a helmet on. i strongly suggest custom seat brackets which basically attach the sliders to the floor. the wedge brackets are mfg such that they are compatible with both side mount and bottom mount seats.. so there normally is around an additional 1" of spacing such that you can bottom mount some reclining race seats to a universal bracket. this significantly reduces the head room.

just something to consider... because any reputable machine shop can weld / cut a flat seat bracket for only a few bucks more than what you are paying for a Wedge seat bracket. its really not that bad option and it's benefits FARRRRR outweigh the inconvenience.

if you don't ever plan on wearing a helmet or tracking with the seats or using seat sliders, then you might be ok.

FastZ33

iTrader: (29)

thanks cheb!!
i was worried about the it fitting, but if u say it will fit. i trust ur word