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If you're looking at Sparco Evo-whatevers, something to keep in mind is their mounting solution isn't ideal on this car. They sit a bit higher than e.g. Bride GIAS or
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If you're looking at Sparco Evo-whatevers, something to keep in mind is their mounting solution isn't ideal on this car. They sit a bit higher than e.g. Bride GIAS or whatever; Bride's mounting solution lets the bottom of the bucket protrude down through the plane of the mounting base. Sparco's is a solid base plane with side rails sitting on top of that, and the net result is you're an inch or so higher than you should have to be. I think it can be fixed with some customization of their side-rails, but I didn't bother yet, as the height isn't unworkable, just un-ideal.
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