Series 2 seats in a series 1
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They are the same fixings.
Or you could just retrim the seats you have to S2 spec...
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Or you could just retrim the seats you have to S2 spec...
www.hangar111.com/
www.hangar111.com/shop/limited/products/lotustrimshop.htm
Or you could just buy a pair of the "seat bolsters" available as accessories from Lotus - they are in black leather with a Lotus logo in the head rest area and they sort of sit inside the existing seats to give a lot more cushioning. In fact I removed the padding from the "seat" part, as otherwise I felt a bit high in the car, (I'm just short of 6 foot), but retained all the padding in the "back" part, boosting lumbar support and making the car a LOT more comfortable on a long run. From memory, I think they were around £100 a side. You can (or could) see them on Bell & Colvill's website. Hope this helps, Tony.
Sorry, I don't have a digital camera, but you can see a picture of an actual bolster on Bell & Colvill's website :- www.bell-colvill.co.uk/ They are a standard Lotus accessory, (A111V0707J) so should also be available via any Lotus dealer. It's hard to describe, but they are substantially smaller than the seats themselves, so when you put them in place they "sit" in the seat. I found that the bit your bottom goes on was a bit too padded, not only making me sit too high in the car, but also losing too much of the bucket effect of the seat. Removing the padding (it just slides out) from this portion resolved both issues. The bit behind your back I left as was. It provides a lot more lumbar support and irons out a lot of the bumps. Please let me know if still not clear. Tony.
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