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Hi guys,

I have already sold the Z33... and these pole position seats are actually off the car for sale....

THey will come with Recaro special side adaptors, geniune Recaro rails for Z33 (if you don't want that, it is fine too with a different price), Recaro driver side lumper support. I will also throw in a pair of Nismo airbag sensor plugs for the Z33, so you will not have the airbag warning light and the rest of the airbags in the car will still work properly!

The side adaptors that I am using are specially made by Recaro Australia (not shown in the photos), it looks a lot better and neater than those in the photos... I have those ones in the photos sitting around too, but the seating position is way too high for all of us.... so Recaro Australia specially made those side adaptors for me (of course with extra money) and the seating position is at the stock position now.

Pole position seats are slightly wider than those normal SP-G seats... Porsche GT3/2 seats are actually made based on the pole position SP-G seats, just with a different upper design...

These seats can be engineered and approved for the road use... I have done that with proof/receipt from Burwood Vicroad... so there is no problem with other States I believe!

Each seat is about 11KG (including rails and adaptors)...

Here are some photos of those seats....

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Brand New Price: $AU 5,000.00

Asking for $AU 3,200.00 for a pair...o.n.o. (with Z33 rails)

Asking for $AU 2,800.00 for a pair... o.n.o. (without Z33 rails, but still comes with side adaptors)

cheers,

richie

Edited by nismo350z

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