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As the topic shows, I am looking for ADR approved seat rails/mounts that will bolt in and R33 to mount a bucket seat.

There are various items on ebay and I have looked through the advertisements on SAU including brands such as IAP seat mounts and Shock systems with a little uncertainty...

I want to mount a bucket seat with bottom mounting points. Just where can I look for an ADR approved rail/ mount or the equivalent?

I live in QLD and have contacted Queensland Transport; given a list of contacts to approve my mounting efforts and in the event of sucess, be rewarded with an LK1 Mod plate.

Guidelines are:

Plates used to match up holes (the difference between the seats mounting points and mounting points on the brackets bolted to the floor - used to bolt them together) made from 4mm flat bar or thicker and ADR approved seat brackets/rail.

I don't really feel like forking out the 200 or so dollars just to find out I can be defected by police or something that won't pass the engineering overlook.

Can someone please point me in the right direction? HELP! :D

Sam.

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yeh, tried that mate. All the 'experts' keep telling me I need ADR approved rails and mounts. When looking at the rails and mounts themselves, I have contacted various online sellers with them confirming that they may not even come ADR approved.

I thought the guy that approving the adapter bracket (see above) for the seat, should be able to do the mount/rails at the same time ? :/:wave:

I'll keep looking into it though.

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