MkII GTi Recaros in an E30
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No, the Corrado Recaros are made from unobtainium. They have much smaller bolsters, but are still true Recaro's (in that they don't use a VW bottom half.) I'll dig up a couple pics when I get a chance.Comment
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if they are four bolt on the bottom, you can make or buy rails for them so they will fit in the BMW.
i was cruising through the for sale section a couple of minutes ago and saw that someone had a set of them for sale. not me but here is the link. the porsche sliders are the same
you can source some seat sliders from a 924/944/911 and weld them to the stock BMW rails also like i did.Last edited by der affe; 12-02-2008, 08:49 PM.seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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1980 celica. ^^^
i was too dumb to let the car go with the seats!!!
oh well. gotta learn somehow.
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Yeah, sure. Andy is the one that actually made them, but we said we'd probably do sets of them for sale if there was a demand for them.Comment
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Today I rebuilt the destroyed bolster from the other seat. Get ready for mass picage!
Good bolster from the left, what's left of the one from the right:
Outline of a rough piece in the shape of the missing part:
Glued in place with 3M 77 spray adhesive:
Second piece of foam to continue thickening bolster:
Added a few more small pieces at the top to get the height right:
Now comes the really detailed and prolly PITA part, shaving it down to match the other side. More pics to come later!Comment
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when you get down to the final shaping of the curves you can use an electric sander or a DA to keep it smooth.seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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I'm going to use a turkey carver to shave it down, but I'm not really going to worry about making it very smooth, because I'm going to wrap them both in that same black felt/carpeting that I used on the other ones. Should be beneficial also in holding it all together even better. The guy at the upholstery shop I bought the foam from said that's what he does whenever he has to rebuild a bolster that way, hasn't come back on him yet.Comment
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