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One of the previous owners of my car must have been a bit vertically challenged as there's an old bill in the history for the raising of the drivers seat. I am on the tall side and whilst I do fit OK, I would like to use the door mirror witout f
king my neck. I'm assuming they adjust, or something has been wedged / inserted underneath. Are they reasonably easy to remove for a novice (just so I can see what's been done and try to undo it), or could this get messy?
I don't know if it bothers me enough to pay for somebody to do it, but I'm spending this weekend tidying it up anyway (including so some of the carpet around there) so may just take the seat out.
Thanks
king my neck. I'm assuming they adjust, or something has been wedged / inserted underneath. Are they reasonably easy to remove for a novice (just so I can see what's been done and try to undo it), or could this get messy?I don't know if it bothers me enough to pay for somebody to do it, but I'm spending this weekend tidying it up anyway (including so some of the carpet around there) so may just take the seat out.
Thanks
Trevor450 said:
I thought they were Odyssey II , They are widerhttp://www.intatrimtelford.co.uk/index.php?page=sh...
They will do the TVR logo for a small fee ..these were fitted to Riggers old car .
These seats will keep you in one place ,great for track days .

Edited by SILICONEKID350HP on Saturday 30th March 22:13
SILICONEKID350HP said:
I thought they were Odyssey II , They are wider
http://www.intatrimtelford.co.uk/index.php?page=sh...
They will do the TVR logo for a small fee ..these were fitted to Riggers old car .
These seats will keep you in one place ,great for track days .

I think you are right. The above are Westfield seats IIRC which are more in keeping. I have lost a bit of weight recently and I find the original seats aren't actually that bad. http://www.intatrimtelford.co.uk/index.php?page=sh...
They will do the TVR logo for a small fee ..these were fitted to Riggers old car .
These seats will keep you in one place ,great for track days .

Edited by SILICONEKID350HP on Saturday 30th March 22:13
Trevor450 said:
SILICONEKID350HP said:
I thought they were Odyssey II , They are wider
http://www.intatrimtelford.co.uk/index.php?page=sh...
They will do the TVR logo for a small fee ..these were fitted to Riggers old car .
These seats will keep you in one place ,great for track days .

I think you are right. The above are Westfield seats IIRC which are more in keeping. I have lost a bit of weight recently and I find the original seats aren't actually that bad. http://www.intatrimtelford.co.uk/index.php?page=sh...
They will do the TVR logo for a small fee ..these were fitted to Riggers old car .
These seats will keep you in one place ,great for track days .

Edited by SILICONEKID350HP on Saturday 30th March 22:13
However, both sets look nice. What's the comfort like for a boney-arsed old 'un like me with a bad back? I find the standard seats remarkably comfortable.
QBee said:
I didn't know Telford was either a tax haven or lost in a time warp. VAT is still 17.5% in Shropshire, it would seem.....or that price list is several years out of date.
However, both sets look nice. What's the comfort like for a boney-arsed old 'un like me with a bad back? I find the standard seats remarkably comfortable.
I don`t think the standard seats are adequate for track days ..However, both sets look nice. What's the comfort like for a boney-arsed old 'un like me with a bad back? I find the standard seats remarkably comfortable.
The company who supplied the cream one`s are at the Newark kit car show every year ..|It`s a large TVR gathering on the same day ..
SILICONEKID350HP said:
QBee said:
What's the comfort like for a boney-arsed old 'un like me with a bad back? I find the standard seats remarkably comfortable.
I don`t think the standard seats are adequate for track days ....
the standard seats arent any good for spirited driving (road or track)
but they are very comfortable (I also have a bad back - though im very far from being boney-arsed im afraid)
BountyHunter said:
but they are very comfortable (I also have a bad back - though im very far from being boney-arsed im afraid)
I suspect that if they could increase the temperature of a normal heated seat pad by 50% then they'd melt enough lard on my arse to get me to fit in those things perfectly - however I tried getting into an Elise seat that was in a Chim a couple of weekends ago and I found I had the option of one cheek or the other! 
Phil
Bassfiend229hp said:
BountyHunter said:
but they are very comfortable (I also have a bad back - though im very far from being boney-arsed im afraid)
I suspect that if they could increase the temperature of a normal heated seat pad by 50% then they'd melt enough lard on my arse to get me to fit in those things perfectly - however I tried getting into an Elise seat that was in a Chim a couple of weekends ago and I found I had the option of one cheek or the other! 
Phil
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