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2011 Nismo#91 · 10-02-2018, 08:51 AM

With the Wedge brackets it is a bolt in job.*

*It will just barely fit and you will sit much higher in the car.

If you want to sit lower you will need to cut and weld parts of the seat and/or brackets which will take time. I think the non sliding bracket is lower but you would have to call Wedge to confirm.

The passenger weight sensor from the Juke seats don't connect to the Z. So you would need to either swap the weight sensors or install a bypass ~$90 that fools it to thinking there is always someone in the seat and you would need to have the seat buckled because otherwise the fasten seat-belt light would always be on.

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2011 Nismo#91 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: NJ Posts: 2,381 Drives: slowly Rep Power: 33858	With the Wedge brackets it is a bolt in job.* *It will just barely fit and you will sit much higher in the car. If you want to sit lower you will need to cut and weld parts of the seat and/or brackets which will take time. I think the non sliding bracket is lower but you would have to call Wedge to confirm. The passenger weight sensor from the Juke seats don't connect to the Z. So you would need to either swap the weight sensors or install a bypass ~$90 that fools it to thinking there is always someone in the seat and you would need to have the seat buckled because otherwise the fasten seat-belt light would always be on. __________________ GTR TT 493Whp/431lbft, Ecutek, Southbend 6puck,Quaife, RPM RollBar 4Point, R888R, JRZ RSPro F(10R/10C) R(10R/6C) 1000f500r inlbs+150inlbs Tender, SPL everywhere.Full Specs