Lets see your aftermarket seats!

TechnicZ · 01-28-2018, 08:58 AM

I also went with the Evo II. The seats are comfortable. The most I've done in them is 3 hours and normally driving this car it's always tiring but don't have any back pain or cramps. Definitely hugs you while cornering. I bought this to test it on the track because I was bracing against the door panel and my left foot against the rest while turning at speed with the stock seats. After that track night in america in the Poconos I needed a heavy massage lol.

One thing I'm considering changing is a different sliding rail. I'm using the buddy club low down rails at the moment and the seat leans a little back more than I'd personally like for the track. Anyone have any recommendations?

20170727_175510 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr

20170727_175228 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr

20170727_175400 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr

20170727_175436 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr

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01-28-2018, 08:58 AM	#1 (permalink)
TechnicZ Base Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: NJ Posts: 106 Drives: 2009 370z Base Sport Rep Power: 17	I also went with the Evo II. The seats are comfortable. The most I've done in them is 3 hours and normally driving this car it's always tiring but don't have any back pain or cramps. Definitely hugs you while cornering. I bought this to test it on the track because I was bracing against the door panel and my left foot against the rest while turning at speed with the stock seats. After that track night in america in the Poconos I needed a heavy massage lol. One thing I'm considering changing is a different sliding rail. I'm using the buddy club low down rails at the moment and the seat leans a little back more than I'd personally like for the track. Anyone have any recommendations? 20170727_175510 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr 20170727_175228 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr 20170727_175400 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr 20170727_175436 by Elson Alonso, on Flickr