its all sitting even. theres a tech article about installing the front seats. basicly you just need to replace the rail causeing the seat to sit on an angle with a SeriesII rail. easy done.
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Originally Posted by genki
lol, would u be able to get like R32/R33 GTR seats in the car???? these seats sell for bugger all, and are comfy as..........hmmm
yes you can, they go in nice and easy to... I have a set sitting up front in mine.
Guys you can make anything and everything fit a car within reason. It is a matter of making the rails bolt onto the seat safely and technically speaking any mods to seats need to be engineered if the core frame has been changed ie a VL to a VT seat needs engineering to be a legal mod.
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Originally Posted by vlwagz
was it a hassel to put em in. also would the rear seat for a wagon fit in aswell.
thanks
Wagon squabs need to be custom built off your original frame. The cushion will also fit with same mods as a sedan!
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Originally Posted by y-b-jls-4
Hey guys just after some pics of vls with some late model commodore seats fitted. I have been searching the forums but most of them were posted long time ago and the pics no longer work. Thinking of doing this to the old mans vl but need to see how they look.
Many people say that with the later model seats on the passenger side its fitted on a angle, can this be fixed.
Also with the late model rear seats I just want to know if they can be placed further back than the stock even if it means that the parcel shelf has to be cut, because I'm after that little bit extra leg space.
Thanks guys. will appreciate if you could help out.
The slant is an easy fix. The floor af a VL is not flat on the passenger side hence people don't allow for this. It just depends what seats you are talking about slanting though. It could be another problem!
Do not cut your rear firewall. In a VL it is a structural component to the rear of the car and you will be defected very quickly if you do so.
If you have any queries PM me guys
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.