93greenbomb
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flying brick thanks man i have much to learn
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Now that is different.2003 Mazdaspeed Mazda Protege seats.
I've since trimmed the sub box so that the pass seat goes back, clean up and painted the brackets as well as pulled the carpet and bedlinered the floors.
Pretty simple actually.Now that is different.
It looks like there is a lot of mods ?
Care to elaborate ?
Looks good.
Will this method of mounting work with power seats as well? I dont know what the motor used to move the seat, if its the rails them selves or something different.Pretty simple actually.
I cut the original mounts and sliders from the Mazda seat, leaving just the rails on the bottom of the seat.
I then welded 1/4" steel strips across those rails.
I measured the bolt spacings on the bottom of the original 60/40 seat, then copied it to the steel strips on the buckets.
Finally, I marked drilled and tapped the holes. Then bolted the ranger mounts/brackets and sliders using allen head cap bolts, so that they wouldn't interfere with the sliders.
Had both seats done in about 2.5 hours, but that includes R&R of the drivers bucket too. I had to disassemble it and straighten everything, since my seats came from a rolled car.