my work in progress. what you guys think?
09-08-2011, 03:49 PM
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I say a between maybe a 6. Well it really was not hard at all for me. The first seat took the longest cause I was trying to figure out what I was doing but I found that if u take the foam padding off the seat bracket, it is a lot easier and if u use zip ties like empiredude suggested, the process will go by a lot quicker. The only part that scared me is the fact that I have to cut a slits for the head rest post and the recliner **** on the back of the passenger seat. I just made small cuts at a time till they were just right and to ensure they were not too big. As long as u follow their instruction on their website and patient and not rush thing through, u are golden! U can also hit me up here if u need any help if u choose to order some!
I've got creative plans for my seats in the future
09-08-2011, 11:13 PM
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When u place an order online they will call u to confirm your order and verify everything and ask u if u have side airbags. I am assuming if you do, the have to fabricate it different from ones that don't have side airbags
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Your stock seats don't have to be leather. Mine were cloth when I got this done. It was getting faded and used and I wanted new seats so I decided to go that route by getting my seats reupholstery. It's just as easy as taken your old cloth or leather off from the foam and bracket and installing the new ones on. They have instructions on their website on how to do it and it is how I learned how to do mine
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Yea those are the popular ones! They are already made I think and if they are it will get to u quicker! For me I just ad to have all red leather seats
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Okay that is awesome. How is the comfort compared to your cloth seats? Feel any better or worse?
Your stock seats don't have to be leather. Mine were cloth when I got this done. It was getting faded and used and I wanted new seats so I decided to go that route by getting my seats reupholstery. It's just as easy as taken your old cloth or leather off from the foam and bracket and installing the new ones on. They have instructions on their website on how to do it and it is how I learned how to do mine
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Those seats are awesome. And really, the cost is not bad.
Do you have the new car leather smell? That would be an awesome added bonus.
(maybe open a jar of glue too? lol I kid I kid)
Do you have the new car leather smell? That would be an awesome added bonus.
(maybe open a jar of glue too? lol I kid I kid)
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