jpbturbo
02-18-2006, 02:12 PM
I got the drivers seat installed in my 245.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/5/0/f/50f6c216f561e79e18efc342566a0262200602180_full.jpg
They sit a bit lower then the stock seats but I'm tall enough(6') that it doesn't matter.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/4/2/3/4238a59a0d2f94a296f5eed30ec81f8b200602180_full.jpg
The S14(95 nissan 240sx) has a sort of a stepped floorpan so the stock S14 seat rails are kind of different heights on each side.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/d/f/b/dfb2d7e97f872ca7e1d1a055d42daeb6200602180_full.jpg
The outside is really easy to adapt to the volvo sliders as you just remove the S14 slider and take a piece of flat iron with four holes in it and bolt it in.
The inside edge takes a little bit more work as the slider has a sort of angled(as in angle iron) piece that fits into the side of the seat frame.
I took the stock piece out and replaced it with a piece of angle iron with the appropriate holes drilled in it using the stock bolts with additional nuts to hold it in place.
Then the botton flat section of the angle iron gets to holes drilled in it to line up with the stock volvo slider.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/8/a/c/8acfa30cff0c677345544ccda30df813200602180_full.jpg
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/c/4/f/c4f4e2eefb47696d17cdb7b3fea8e2ff200602180_full.jpg
If you measured the holes on the right side well enough the seat will sit level and firm.
The S14 seats certainly are not racing seats but they do provide a bit more lateral support then the stock 23 year old beanbag chairs that were in the car.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/5/0/f/50f6c216f561e79e18efc342566a0262200602180_full.jpg
They sit a bit lower then the stock seats but I'm tall enough(6') that it doesn't matter.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/4/2/3/4238a59a0d2f94a296f5eed30ec81f8b200602180_full.jpg
The S14(95 nissan 240sx) has a sort of a stepped floorpan so the stock S14 seat rails are kind of different heights on each side.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/d/f/b/dfb2d7e97f872ca7e1d1a055d42daeb6200602180_full.jpg
The outside is really easy to adapt to the volvo sliders as you just remove the S14 slider and take a piece of flat iron with four holes in it and bolt it in.
The inside edge takes a little bit more work as the slider has a sort of angled(as in angle iron) piece that fits into the side of the seat frame.
I took the stock piece out and replaced it with a piece of angle iron with the appropriate holes drilled in it using the stock bolts with additional nuts to hold it in place.
Then the botton flat section of the angle iron gets to holes drilled in it to line up with the stock volvo slider.
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/8/a/c/8acfa30cff0c677345544ccda30df813200602180_full.jpg
http://photos.yafro.com/pics3/i/20060218/10/c/4/f/c4f4e2eefb47696d17cdb7b3fea8e2ff200602180_full.jpg
If you measured the holes on the right side well enough the seat will sit level and firm.
The S14 seats certainly are not racing seats but they do provide a bit more lateral support then the stock 23 year old beanbag chairs that were in the car.