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Ahh, nah that's all sorted now, got a fully fixed Velo racing seat, driving position is awesome :banana: No half broken stock seats giving me hektik driving style.

Yeah, I've been looking at seats. No clue what to get though. I want something that's legal, decent and preferably second hand so I can save money. Recaros seem to be the way to go. Brands like Bride are woefully expensive.

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Hmm I'm not sure what bolts in easily to a Supra.

Legal means keeping it reclinable which can be a pain.

Yep Bride is uber expensive. Are the seats from an RZ any different to yours? Most top spec cars have decent seats for street driving, the GT-R being an obvious example. Is it the same for Supra's?

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Hmm I'm not sure what bolts in easily to a Supra.

Legal means keeping it reclinable which can be a pain.

Yep Bride is uber expensive. Are the seats from an RZ any different to yours? Most top spec cars have decent seats for street driving, the GT-R being an obvious example. Is it the same for Supra's?

Pretty sure they're the same, at least as far as I can tell from my Google studies.

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Hmm dunno if I remember seeing that. I was in the two tone silvia with the black wheels and homo rear spoiler :)

Soz 4 bit late reply.

I seen u in second last drivers session, but u were on other side of track so no chance to chatch up. Thing is, we were coming straight onto track so we couldn't really check up the group.

Who was drivin white R33 without front bar?

Iam wondering what power it had cos we were pretty even on straights, then he would chatch up under brakes and again me faster in corners :(

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