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Prelude Seats
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I have 94' Prelude seats in mine; I didn't do it myself, but I was told that you have to create an extension so that the seat bolts into the original hole in the floorpan otherwise like someone allready said; it could be dangerous. If your in a car accidento and you drilled your own holes or something lazy then your seat could rip out of the floor and with you in it.
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Originally posted by sn000t View PostI have 94' Prelude seats in mine; I didn't do it myself, but I was told that you have to create an extension so that the seat bolts into the original hole in the floorpan otherwise like someone allready said; it could be dangerous. If your in a car accidento and you drilled your own holes or something lazy then your seat could rip out of the floor and with you in it.
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Originally posted by BillKisme View Postyou have to extend the inner bracket out by using 2 sets of 15 washers and longer bolts and you have to bend the outer bracket in the back down so you can bolt it to the floor.
Agol, take some pics of the washers and show them what I did to make the seats fit in your car.
Originally posted by evil_demon_01 View PostHow strong are these "3 small metal brackets" ?
instead of using washers and an extended bolt I took a square pipe 2 by 4 inches and cut a section 2 inches wide than bolted it to the seat mount
and bolted the other end to the original floor hole.
for the inside rear mount I used a 2 by 2 square pipe and did the same thing bolted the chair to the new bracket and the new bracket to the floor.
for the now slightly off positioned front inside bracket i simply drilled two holes in a flat 5 millimeter thick peice of steel and again bolted the seat to the steel and the steel to the floor.
all and all it was relatively simple and the seats are solidly attached no play at all.
Pics up tomorow
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Prelude seats ftw!!
Actually the Prelude where that seat came from is Hot
Love Love that generation Prelude
It's so hot i actually have 2 of them!!Rides:
Accord
92-JDM-2.0 Si- "4ws" - Cobalt Blue Pearl
96-AUDM-2.2 VTiS- Heather Mist
CR-X
88-JDM-Si- Black
CR-X Del Sol
92-JDM-SiR "Transtop" Motegi Edition - Silver
95-JDM-SiR "Transtop" Daytona Edition - Silver
92-JDM-SiR "Transtop" - Black
Prelude
91-JDM-Si-4ws "Si States" - Phoenix Red
91-AUDM-Si-4ws "Cita Lux Edition" - Bordeaux Red Pearl
91-AUDM-Si-4ws "Cita" - Cobalt Blue Pearl
91-AUDM-Si-4ws "Cita Lux Edition"- Gun Metal Grey
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