This is one of those times that even I'll say that this response was uncalled for. If he had asked if tracks would allow them with his super jdm tight harness setup that's bolted to the rear strut bar; then it would be better suited lol.Fact of the matter is, just about any reclining aftermarket seat is the same in sense of safety as the next, including factory seats. Granted there is a price range you can run into where materials and quality are sub par, and the afore mentioned is null if you're replacing seats with air bags built in.ashibah83 wrote:IBTL!!!!!!!!
your gonna get in a wreck and die with those seats
ok thanx for the infoH8tred wrote:
This is one of those times that even I'll say that this response was uncalled for. If he had asked if tracks would allow them with his super jdm tight harness setup that's bolted to the rear strut bar; then it would be better suited lol.Fact of the matter is, just about any reclining aftermarket seat is the same in sense of safety as the next, including factory seats. Granted there is a price range you can run into where materials and quality are sub par, and the afore mentioned is null if you're replacing seats with air bags built in.
As far as I know though, you can't take the sliders off the oem seat, so you're going to have to buy brackets and/or sliders. If you're a handy type of guy, you could build some tabs that are along the lines of some of the aluminum brackets that can be had.
S13Teddy wrote:If it ain't Bride,Have no Pride.
Stock seats + Bottle of Febreeze = less money than said crappy seatspandapants wrote:stock seats at my junkyard smell funny so i can understand why he didn't
true, but imo, used seats are like dirty underwear... a bottle of fabreeze can't get rid of the icky feeling beneath my arse.Dattebayo wrote:
Stock seats + Bottle of Febreeze = less money than said crappy seats
LOL @ dirty underwear. I don't know many people who drive naked, do you?pandapants wrote:true, but imo, used seats are like dirty underwear... a bottle of fabreeze can't get rid of the icky feeling beneath my arse.
But what if it's the Bride from Taiwan that cost about the same as Bomz? They've even managed to get the "sparkling silver" paint now, haha. Damn, I can't believe there are SO MANY eBay Brides out now. Makes my real ones (at least I think they're real, haha) feel less special.S13Teddy wrote:If it ain't Bride,Have no Pride.
Technically speaking, that's just rumor, I haven't seen any rel proof other than some people saying that they heard it from someone else. Of course, everyone is free to believe what they want to believe.ZX88 wrote:even authentic brides arent made in japan anymore. outsourcing bishes FTL
Email from me wrote:Hi, Recently, I've seen Bride seats for sale that are listed as from Taiwan . Do you & your dealers get Bride from Japan or Taiwan ?
Thanks!Quoc
Tee's USA wrote:Hello Quoc,
BRIDE Japan and the USA office has nothing to do with Taiwan .
Those products are complete counterfeit.
All the genuine BRIDE seats are manufactured in Japan only with our pride in it.
Thank you.
With Best Regards,
Shino J Fujisawa
You do know if you pronounce Bride right (Sounds like Grid but with a b)that wont sound as good as you think..S13Teddy wrote:If it ain't Bride,Have no Pride.
I'm a size 30 and they fit me just snugddgsxr504 wrote:Brides are awesome seats but...
1. They are way too exspensive2. Only made to fit 5'4" Asian men that weigh 145 lbs.
I tried to sit in a Bride Brix once and I almost got stuck, the side bolsters are high (good) but the fit is TIGHT, you have to have like a 26" waist to get in there and be comfortable.
Get Buddy Club/Signal/Sparco IMO.
O no no no, not according to this guy.ddgsxr504 wrote:Brides are awesome seats but...
1. They are way too exspensive2. Only made to fit 5'4" Asian men that weigh 145 lbs.
I tried to sit in a Bride Brix once and I almost got stuck, the side bolsters are high (good) but the fit is TIGHT, you have to have like a 26" waist to get in there and be comfortable.
Get Buddy Club/Signal/Sparco IMO.
^ he said to loose some weight.S13Teddy wrote:If it ain't Bride,Have no Pride.
U are correct sir.s14tan wrote:
You do know if you pronounce Bride right (Sounds like Grid but with a b)that wont sound as good as you think..
I agree with you 100%. I'm 6'2" 235 and I cant fit in any of the Bride seats I have sat in.ddgsxr504 wrote:Brides are awesome seats but...
1. They are way too exspensive2. Only made to fit 5'4" Asian men that weigh 145 lbs.
I tried to sit in a Bride Brix once and I almost got stuck, the side bolsters are high (good) but the fit is TIGHT, you have to have like a 26" waist to get in there and be comfortable.
Get Buddy Club/Signal/Sparco IMO.
Where did you get them?nstabl wrote:
I'm a size 30 and they fit me just snug
****. how do I know if mine are counterfeit?
he only has 1 post so my guess is one of 2 reasons....ZOMG.SR20 wrote:Y? must you bring this thread back from the dead
that too but i'm sure it still refers back to number 2SirSilvia wrote:or 3) He was looking into getting some bomz and was doing some research on the crap buckets.