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seats for trail rig

REDCRO_REDNECK

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How many people use racing seats in their trail rigs?

what type and who makes? opinions of your buys, and prices
 
I read that before posting, but that seems a little out of my price range. I was considering those 70ish dollar seats from summit
 
That would be my first choice too but if you’re on a recycled beer can budget like me you might want to check out something like these from Jegs. One of the guys we run with has something similar in his buggy and says there pretty comfy with the pad on.
 
go to any one of the offroad shows, i went to the offroad expo in pomona calif. and got a set of corbeau baja ss ultra's, reg price like 275 each for 170 each and 25% of 4 pt. harness's. mastercraft and beard and ppr and other seat manufactures were there giving discounts too. just depends how soon you need them.
 
I just took those out of my '72 and put in factory hi-back buckets, those cheapy racing seats are ass-busters after a few hour ride. :blush:
 
REDCRO_REDNECK said:
I read that before posting, but that seems a little out of my price range. I was considering those 70ish dollar seats from summit

Go to a junk yard and pick up some nice buckets out of a ricer, I did this a long time ago and scored a pair for 50.00 out of some funky looking mitsubishi (hell, I can't even spell it) and paid another 75.00 to have an auto interior place make custom brackets and install them for me, 125.00 installed.
 
I run the $40 plastic seats and RCI 5point harnesses from Summit. I spent the rest on beer. I think they're comfortable. The trails I run, there is no speed involved so not a lot of bouncing around at 3mph. I do drive it to work once a week with no issues also. You can see pics in my gallery.
 
using these type of seats is for one main reason, durability. I am thinking of cutting off my roof, and I do mostly mud, so being able to take wetness helps. Also when I get too wild and need to change my shorts :blush:
 
If you are a bigger guy like me(6'2" 285lbs) those plastic seats suck although a little extra padding in the bottom helps but its really the width that makes them uncomfortable for me.
 
Im never gonna run anything buy Corbeau Baja SS seats again. Fav chair of any kind bar none.

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I have PRP seats in my K5. I think they are awsome but to let you and all that read this there customer service Sucks. But if you dont mind poor service they have great seats.

Remember wheeling all day on hard seats makes for a long day if possible save up and get a good pair of seats.
 
I got recaro recliners and some inertia belts off of ebay real cheap! :)

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blazinzuk said:
If you are a bigger guy like me(6'2" 285lbs) those plastic seats suck although a little extra padding in the bottom helps but its really the width that makes them uncomfortable for me.

I should be able to fit 5'10" 175lbs
 
southernspeed said:
I got recaro recliners and some inertia belts off of ebay real cheap! :)

They look nice. Was it a one-time sale or is it somebody we all can get seats from?
 
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Corbeau Baja ss
 
mouse said:
They look nice. Was it a one-time sale or is it somebody we all can get seats from?
It was someone selling their second hand seats out of a rally car. Not a shop.
 
84gmcjimmy said:
keith, do those seats make you lean back a lot when you sit? Or is that just how it looks?
I was thinking that too....one laid back dude!! :grin:
 
Actually not. I have there seat brackets too. Maybe it just appears that way. It sits pretty straight to me. I will post up later. I will go check it out today :cool1:
 

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