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Hey ya'll, Frink tried to fit these to his brothers 32 (I think it was a 32) and apparetnly it's not a straight bolt on to that car at least. I'm dense with this stuff so you're more than welcome to have a test fit, just grab one and see.

Hey ya'll, Frink tried to fit these to his brothers 32 (I think it was a 32) and apparetnly it's not a straight bolt on to that car at least. I'm dense with this stuff so you're more than welcome to have a test fit, just grab one and see.

it was a Supra (JZA70), not a 32...

Edit: I think I just read that these are sold....ah well

Do these seats go on either side of the car or would one of us be buying a passenger lol. Where am I going to get rails to fit if i do get it?? I want a seat that sits me lower but dont have heaps of time to look for rail fitting places an all the rest of it...

Edited by R3sp3ct

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