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Hi all as the topic states, I have a pair of drivers and passenger seats from an Lancer Evolution 5 for sale in brisbane. Seats are in excellent condition with no burns, rips, tears or bolster wear. The colour scheme is like carbon fiber weave, and looks fantastic in a black or grey environment. Rails are not included with the seats. Selling for 1200 pick up or i can help with delivery in brisbane for a few extra if you dont live too far. PLEASE NOTE! I DO NOT WISH TO SEPARATE! 0417755890

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Not sure if u'll know but how would they compare to r32/33 gtr seats??

actually, i do know. The r32 r33 gtr seats are the reason i bought the recaro seats in the first place. I found the standard seats a little too deep around the shoulder section, almost as if you are shrugging your shoulders. Standard seats are fine for short trips, but for long journeys i felt quite fatigued. Maybe they're designed for a smaller framed asian! These recaros are wider across this section but does not lose the hugginess and are very comfortable. Hope this helps.

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sorry 555, im not quite sure what you mean. the seat belt buckle is the standard item bolted onto the seat rail. i hope this helps.

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