jlutherva

Hardbar claims to have the lowest. Is that the case? Any other alternatives? My present race seat and mount is the Sparco Evo 2 Plus on Piper Motorsports custom brackets but these require removing the rear studs and using a plate under the car to support a mount for the lap belt. I would like to consider alternatives that use the existing mounts before I go mucking up the existing design.

Jim

sperkins

You can't get any lower than the Hardbar mounts without cutting the floor.
BTW - I have an extra set if you need one.

GreekPT

Maybe you need to consider a different seat, check out this thread:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...room-gain.html

(and just as a footnote, before I post my own thread, this seat now resides in my C6Z.)

RedLS1GTO

Any fixed side mount bracket should be able to put it down to the floor.

JackBFL

I have the Arizen solid mount, and with a racing seat on top of it, I can't imagine being lower. I have to climb in and out of my C5 Z06.

Jack

Wicked Weasel

Been extremely happy with hardbar seat rails (matter of fact all his products)

Bill Dearborn

You can get the seat to within 3/16 of an inch of the car's floor with the Hardbar rails and that is because it is sitting on the horizontal part of the Hardbar rail. I have 17 inch wide seats and they have to sit on top of the vertical part of the Hardbar rail so the bottom is about 2 inches off the floor which leaves me just enough room to mount my sub belts to the bars.

Bill

JeremyGSU

I have had Corbeau slider, Arizen slider, and Hardbar fixed mounts. The Hardbar sits the lowest like others said I don't see how you could get it an lower without cutting the interior away. Brackets are awesome.

jlutherva

You have a PM

Jim

MJM

Hardbar !

davidfarmer

get an aluminum seat and mount it flat to the floor with hardbar (or home made) mounts. I can barely see over the dash in my car!

dbratten

I took my NRG side mount seat and made simple mounts to further incline the seat in a fixed position. The rear of the seat sits on the carpet and I now have 2" clearance above my helmet.