Which race seat?
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
Which race seat?
Trying to decide what will work best in my C6 Z06 for the track. I will keep the stock seat for the street and bolt in the race seat for the track. What is your pick? Should I use a slider? I've looked at them all, the seats, mounts and have no reference to make a decision with. I would appreciate and help.
#3
Team Owner
#5
Safety Car
Kirkey. Cheap and light and best race seat but not not a street seat.
I had to get it fairly upright so as to slide it back and not be restricted by harness bar. It is low enough for my 6'3" self to wear an helmet comfortably. Entry and exit is a bit of a controlled fall but once you are in it is a lock. Because you are so confined it prevents scooching as you would like to do on long cruises. IMHO.
I had to get it fairly upright so as to slide it back and not be restricted by harness bar. It is low enough for my 6'3" self to wear an helmet comfortably. Entry and exit is a bit of a controlled fall but once you are in it is a lock. Because you are so confined it prevents scooching as you would like to do on long cruises. IMHO.
Last edited by see5; 04-12-2007 at 07:53 PM.
#6
Team Owner
#7
Race Director
I went with the cheap Kirkey intermediate, and REALLY like it. That compared to very expensive MOMO and Cobra carbon seats. Since the sides aren't parallel, mounting with hardbar mounts might need some tweeking, but that is the best way to make it easily swapable.
#10
Team Owner
Kirkey. Cheap and light and best race seat but not not a street seat.
I had to get it fairly upright so as to slide it back and not be restricted by harness bar. It is low enough for my 6'3" self to wear an helmet comfortably. Entry and exit is a bit of a controlled fall but once you are in it is a lock. Because you are so confined it prevents scooching as you would like to do on long cruises. IMHO.
I had to get it fairly upright so as to slide it back and not be restricted by harness bar. It is low enough for my 6'3" self to wear an helmet comfortably. Entry and exit is a bit of a controlled fall but once you are in it is a lock. Because you are so confined it prevents scooching as you would like to do on long cruises. IMHO.