January 20, 2007

I tweaked my driver's seat by pushing my back into it trying reach for a toy for my son. The side of the seat towards the center got pushed back (if that makes any sense) so now the seat totally squeaks! Are these seats worth fixing or would you just buy a new set of seats. I was considering a pair of Corbeau's but they're not cheap. My second choice would be considerably less...a pair from Summit Racing that look similar.

Thanks,
Mike

January 20, 2007

My son's 88 LX has the same problem. I read somewhere that it can be welded to repair it.

January 20, 2007

Good time for new racing seats.

January 20, 2007

I you can ..not.. live with it.

Replace it.

Not that easy to fix.

January 20, 2007

Thanks guys. I guess if it were easy to fix, I'd do it. If it requires welding, I can't because I don't know how to weld. A new pair of seats will make the interior look great too. I forgot to mention that there's a 2" rip on the driver's seat...facing the window! I'm leaning towards new seats now.

Mike

January 21, 2007

^ i would and it gives you an excuse to!

January 21, 2007

Go for it.

August 30, 2011

I just ordered a set of corbeau fx1 pro seats for my 2002 gt. i saw these racing seats on nearly every mustang part website and i also ordered the specific brackets for my car. after ordering i ran across a random forum on a different website that said even with this set up he had to highly modify the brackets especially in the passenger area to keep the seats from hitting the door panels in the shoulders. now im slightly worried although they should fit. Does anybody know if these will for sure fit in my car without any problems.