Bonne seat width?
06-15-2004, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by supreme_style21
I'd like the '92-'99 models.. preferably just the 6-way power. With center console. I don't feel like wiring up the tubing for the 45,000way power seats some of you guys have 
But yeah, I'm contemplating putting them into a Prix.. it all depends on how wide they are. I already have a feeling they're too wide, but I want to make sure before I do anything dramatic. If someone goes out to measure, you should measure the track width too!
edit - your wink smilie looks like he has some kind of disease. like jaundice or something.
But yeah, I'm contemplating putting them into a Prix.. it all depends on how wide they are. I already have a feeling they're too wide, but I want to make sure before I do anything dramatic. If someone goes out to measure, you should measure the track width too!
edit - your wink smilie looks like he has some kind of disease. like jaundice or something.
06-15-2004, 02:07 PM
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edit - your wink smilie looks like he has some kind of disease. like jaundice or something.
LMAO!!
I have my 99 with me at work right now, but I don't have a tape. I will do it tonight and post tomorrow AM first thing (if someone else hasn't beaten me to it). LOL:
06-15-2004, 02:08 PM
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Front to back and side to side. No need to include the console. The MAIN thing is side to side of the individual seat. I have a feeling that the Bonneville seats are just going to be too wide to fit. The plan is to run 2 Bonneville seats in the front with the original GP console. As far as legroom is concerned.. I never ride in the back .. unless I'm drunk. In either case, I could care less how much legroom there is.
06-16-2004, 10:16 AM
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At the widest point (the side "huggers") I got 24", opened full. If you adjust the "huggers" in, the widest point then becomes the lower seat at 23 1/2". Front to back measurement was 26". Let me know if you need anything else.
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
At the widest point (the side "huggers") I got 24", opened full. If you adjust the "huggers" in, the widest point then becomes the lower seat at 23 1/2". Front to back measurement was 26". Let me know if you need anything else.
06-16-2004, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by supreme_style21
Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
At the widest point (the side "huggers") I got 24", opened full. If you adjust the "huggers" in, the widest point then becomes the lower seat at 23 1/2". Front to back measurement was 26". Let me know if you need anything else.
06-17-2004, 12:18 AM
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Not that anyone cares.. but it'll be a damn close fit. I'd have to get a pair and set in there just to be sure.. its close. Mine now are 2 inches smaller.. there are a few inches to spare by the doors, but its tight against the console, so I'd somehow have to even the two out. I think its gonna come down to the tracks.
Anybody know of a cheap place to pick up a pair of front buckets? I'm not even gonna bother with the yards here.. they bend ya over.. and if you didn't bring lube, look out
Here'* what I've got to work with (without fabricating new brackets)
The measurements are center to center.
Anybody know of a cheap place to pick up a pair of front buckets? I'm not even gonna bother with the yards here.. they bend ya over.. and if you didn't bring lube, look out
Here'* what I've got to work with (without fabricating new brackets)
The measurements are center to center.
06-17-2004, 12:44 AM
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Damn, I wished you lived closer to Oregon, but the shipping would kill you. I've got a few here.
Who was that that had a TON of bonnevilles in a local wrecker? 94ssegold? sse4u2me? I forget. Somewhere out in the midwest?
Not that anyone here cares.....
I'd personally LOVE to see you pulll this off!
Who was that that had a TON of bonnevilles in a local wrecker? 94ssegold? sse4u2me? I forget. Somewhere out in the midwest?
Not that anyone here cares.....
I'd personally LOVE to see you pulll this off!
06-17-2004, 12:52 AM
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I'd love to see it work as well. IF the tracks are the same/similar, I'll make the 3-4 hour drive to the cheaper yards in this state and pick up a pair. I just don't want to make the round trip to find out they won't work. Then I've got more furniture to put in my garage. I've honestly got 10-15 GP seats out there now.. leather, cloth, any color, you name it, its probably there from all my past (failed) projects. I'm just tired of wasting the cash.
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