Mustang recaro's fit in 370z?

RoshDawg · 06-20-2013, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by synolimit

Gotcha.

For what it's worth. I went with Stillen front and rear, and used the middle stiffness setting for the front and softest setting for the rear. Keep in mind even the softest setting for the aftermarket bars (at least Stillen) are far more stiff than the stock ones. Oh an the rest of my suspension is stock.

Back to the seats, does getting aftermarket seats without airbags affect insurance?

m4a1mustang · 06-20-2013, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by RoshDawg

For what it's worth. I went with Stillen front and rear, and used the middle stiffness setting for the front and softest setting for the rear. Keep in mind even the softest setting for the aftermarket bars (at least Stillen) are far more stiff than the stock ones. Oh an the rest of my suspension is stock.

Back to the seats, does getting aftermarket seats without airbags affect insurance?

I've always wondered about that. On a street car I'd be reluctant to give up my side airbag protection. That's why I spent the extra $$ on the factory Recaros when I had my Mustang.

luigi90210 · 06-20-2013, 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by RoshDawg

For what it's worth. I went with Stillen front and rear, and used the middle stiffness setting for the front and softest setting for the rear. Keep in mind even the softest setting for the aftermarket bars (at least Stillen) are far more stiff than the stock ones. Oh an the rest of my suspension is stock.

Back to the seats, does getting aftermarket seats without airbags affect insurance?

I don't see why it would, insurance won't cover mods(ie so if you wreck your TT 370z, insurance won't fix broken turbos but they will fix everything else so its stock) but they should still cover any injuries even if the air bad didn't go off.

Honestly though, if you're that worried about it, just transplant the sensor over into the new seat. MCM did a bit on transferring the sensor(its in their how to install seats video)

synolimit · 06-20-2013, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by luigi90210

I don't see why it would, insurance won't cover mods(ie so if you wreck your TT 370z, insurance won't fix broken turbos but they will fix everything else so its stock) but they should still cover any injuries even if the air bad didn't go off.

Honestly though, if you're that worried about it, just transplant the sensor over into the new seat. MCM did a bit on transferring the sensor(its in their how to install seats video)

100% incorrect. Statefarm will allow $5000 of any aftermarket parts. Granger will allow $2000. Anything beyond those amounts and you pay extra a month. For an extra couple bucks a month to cover thousands of dollars if your car is totalled or stollen etc, its worth it.

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