What seats for an M
Discussion
Steve, I have Corbeau GTA Clubman seats. They were purchased from Demon Tweeks in '93. The reason I mentioned the date is in the event they've made changes. I took a long time over researching the fitment and these were the most supportive seat I could find that weren't too large to fit the space.
B.
B.
I've had Corbeau GT8s in my M since the early 80s, they will go in but only in one place and without runners which make them too high, mine are early ones with only one slot for the shoulder belts, don't know if the later two slot ones are wider at the the shoulder I can just look over my right shoulder through the rear screen. Only problem I have now is they appear to have shrunk over the years! Geoff
Slow M said:
Steve, I have Corbeau GTA Clubman seats. They were purchased from Demon Tweeks in '93. The reason I mentioned the date is in the event they've made changes. I took a long time over researching the fitment and these were the most supportive seat I could find that weren't too large to fit the space.
B.
Thanks Bernard,will have a look at themB.
timelord said:
I've had Corbeau GT8s in my M since the early 80s, they will go in but only in one place and without runners which make them too high, mine are early ones with only one slot for the shoulder belts, don't know if the later two slot ones are wider at the the shoulder I can just look over my right shoulder through the rear screen. Only problem I have now is they appear to have shrunk over the years! Geoff
Thanks geoff,sounds like they may be tight for me and the car brittanytvr said:
I have bought some kirkey vintage to install in the vixen a day (no interior, engine, gearbox etc when I bought it!!), period looking and nice support but not tried them ( not running).
Please take no offense at this but those seats are in no way period looking for the mid seventies!Also, have you trial fit them? They look a bit wide.
Best,
B.
Edited by Slow M on Sunday 10th October 05:22
yes you are true, they are more "period looking" for the sixties, but why not in a M serie ( no headrest on these one)?
The seats are 16" wide, I just fit in them with my 100KG, not yet installed but normally for the vixen S4 or Elva courier.
one installed in a Tuscan V6
http://www.britishracecar.com/MichaelZappa-TVR-Tus...
The seats are 16" wide, I just fit in them with my 100KG, not yet installed but normally for the vixen S4 or Elva courier.
one installed in a Tuscan V6
http://www.britishracecar.com/MichaelZappa-TVR-Tus...
these seats are surprisingly very confortable ( only tried them in the garage ), fine I think for a track car with old school look and missing original seats( exist also with headrest), not sure you will be happy if your M is a road car!!
The seats I have with the 76 1600M are very nice for road, not sure if they are Triumph based or pure TVR???
The seats I have with the 76 1600M are very nice for road, not sure if they are Triumph based or pure TVR???
brittanytvr said:
these seats are surprisingly very confortable ( only tried them in the garage ), fine I think for a track car with old school look and missing original seats( exist also with headrest), not sure you will be happy if your M is a road car!!
The seats I have with the 76 1600M are very nice for road, not sure if they are Triumph based or pure TVR???
I've been in a Mini with ally seats,ok for the track but not very good on the road.My car will be used on the road and track so would like a little padding The seats I have with the 76 1600M are very nice for road, not sure if they are Triumph based or pure TVR???
62GRANTIII said:
YOU ARE NOT WRONG JOHN !
YOU DROVE MY 'S' ROUND OULTON WITH YOUR ARSE PERCHED ON BLACK ELISE SEAT !!
CHEERS IAN
Yes, I know but did'nt want to name names without consent, the whole car was a joy to drive and to the OP the Elise seats are a proper consideration for an M. YOU DROVE MY 'S' ROUND OULTON WITH YOUR ARSE PERCHED ON BLACK ELISE SEAT !!
CHEERS IAN
Edited by GAjon on Monday 11th October 00:38
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