Sparco Seats
09-25-2018, 01:10 PM
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Price drop for MT folks before i do the same on CL. I want these gone so I can buy an aluminum seat and bolt it to the floor. As much as I want to keep em, my body sizing just doesn't make it easy.
Sparco Grid II -$500 $450
Sparco Grid II -
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10-01-2018, 11:55 AM
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Sparco Grid II - $500 $450 $400
Local sale preferred at these prices and will be given priority
Lowered again - two seats for a price of one in retail.
Local sale preferred at these prices and will be given priority
Lowered again - two seats for a price of one in retail.
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10-01-2018, 02:24 PM
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How tall are you? I'm 6'1" and barely pass broomstick in a lowmax ripoff seat, but I've been eyeing the grid II as a FIA option. Also, did the grid II's wing interfere with the door too badly?
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10-01-2018, 05:39 PM
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I'm 6'3", which is about equally divided in legs and torso.
Yes, Grid II wing was touching the door. One would need to either trim the wing (probably just the C curve of it used to hold the fabric) or do some extra transmission tunnel massaging. That's the extent of my knowledge as I didn't do more than just place the seat on top of rear humps and trying to close the door. If you don't have a door card/trim, then this may be a moot point anyway, but I haven't tried that.
Yes, Grid II wing was touching the door. One would need to either trim the wing (probably just the C curve of it used to hold the fabric) or do some extra transmission tunnel massaging. That's the extent of my knowledge as I didn't do more than just place the seat on top of rear humps and trying to close the door. If you don't have a door card/trim, then this may be a moot point anyway, but I haven't tried that.
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10-11-2018, 06:56 PM
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depends where the fat is. Probably good for waist up-to about 36 with padding removed, the shoulder wings are decently wide. Belly shouldn't be a big problem, that's more of a steering wheel and seat angle issue.
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