Seats Again

Seats Again

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ChimpofDarkness

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9,637 posts

179 months

Wednesday 31st October 2012
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phazed said:
2 pound adjuster?

What's that, do I need one in my life?
I took it to mean:



phazed

21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 31st October 2012
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Ah, I have plenty of them suplemented by a "gentle squeezer" (crowbar) smile.

Simon says

18,958 posts

221 months

Wednesday 31st October 2012
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phazed said:
Ah, I have plenty of them suplemented by a "gentle squeezer" (crowbar) smile.
Agghh scratchchin that would explain you still being able to refit your engine even though your boy had pilfered your tool box hehe

biper

2,090 posts

217 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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Any update on the fitting of the seats. Do they fit?

ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

179 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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biper said:
Any update on the fitting of the seats. Do they fit?
Here's a copy of the email response I sent you Barrie, I've just re-sent it.

Hi Barrie,

I've not tried them yet but I'm confident they will fit as all the fundamental measurements check out Ok.

But some fine tuning will certainly be required.

There are some brackets that need trimming off, the inner pivot cover will need to be left off & the seatbelt anchor is attached to the seat on the XJS so that must go too.

It's also likely the rails will need adjusting or swapping over from my original TVR seats.

So please don't just assume they'll drop straight in, but like I say I see no significant reason why they shouldn't fit after a few tweaks here and there.

I'll update the post as soon as I done the trial fit.

Best regard, Dave.

ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

179 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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Just been having a go at getting my XJS seats in the Chimaera mad

Oh dear, oh dear o dear... frown

Dear oh dear oh dear.... nono


cry

Quietlybonkers

20,970 posts

144 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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ChimpofDarkness said:
Just been having a go at getting my XJS seats in the Chimaera mad

Oh dear, oh dear o dear... frown

Dear oh dear oh dear.... nono


cry
Thanks for your phone help today.....we think we (Alex and me) have got to the bottom of what has been chewed by mice.

Edited by Quietlybonkers on Sunday 11th November 17:57

Goaty Bill

1,779 posts

151 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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ChimpofDarkness said:
Just been having a go at getting my XJS seats in the Chimaera mad

Oh dear, oh dear o dear... frown

Dear oh dear oh dear.... nono


cry
That bad? frown

ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

179 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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Only kiddin folks laugh






ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

179 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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Quietlybonkers said:
Thanks for your phone help today.....we think we (Alex and me) have got to the bottom of what has been chewed by mice.

Edited by Quietlybonkers on Sunday 11th November 17:57
Cheers mate, I hear the Gas Monkey resolved a lot of it for you thumbup

Nasty vermin can destroy a car in no time, you did well to catch it when you did.

Take precautions to make sure the dont return yes

Quietlybonkers

20,970 posts

144 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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ChimpofDarkness said:
Quietlybonkers said:
Thanks for your phone help today.....we think we (Alex and me) have got to the bottom of what has been chewed by mice.

Edited by Quietlybonkers on Sunday 11th November 17:57
Cheers mate, I hear the Gas Monkey resolved a lot of it for you thumbup

Nasty vermin can destroy a car in no time, you did well to catch it when you did.

Take precautions to make sure the dont return yes
Alex did a great job, taking the interior to pieces and checking everything out with a multimeter. The main areas were the transmission tunnel wiring and the lower (radio) dash area. Lots of soldering, and I need new ribbon cables and centre console gaiters. Loads of chewed wires etc. He's a gem...

NOTAFINGA

18,958 posts

221 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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Looks good and I bet they are comfy thumbup just what's needed for those long journeys driving

vaurien

339 posts

149 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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ChimpofDarkness

Original Poster:

9,637 posts

179 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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My original seats are perfect Gregor.

I'm just fitting the XJS seats because they are more comfortable & supportive.


brett84

1,291 posts

153 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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hows the fit width wise? they look quite a lot wider than standard? Comfy and good lumbar though

SILICONEKID340HP

14,997 posts

231 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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vaurien said:
No vat on that !

phazed

21,844 posts

204 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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Standard seats are rubbish, the XJS are comfy with better support.

vaurien

339 posts

149 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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I know the XJS seat very well as pre, facelift and XJR-S version because I have some


Regards


Gregor



SILICONEKID340HP

14,997 posts

231 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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vaurien said:
vaurien said:



Regards

Gregor
incl. vat on that......
no vat for us .. call any of the TVR suppliers with a debit ,credit card from anywhere in Europe they will not charge you vat ..

vaurien

339 posts

149 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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