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Hey guys

as title suggests i am looking at replacing my r33 s1 seats with either GTR seats or aftermarket seats.....i have been told a million things about aftermarket seats so hopefully you guys with all your combined knowledge can help me out here.....

Well i want GTR seats as they are apparently quiet comfy and hold you in a lot better then what s1 seats do and also they are a bolt on item so no hassling around with custom rails and things.....downside is the price 33 GTR in a good condition i have been quoted over 1K for and i had a look at some aftermarket seats in autobarn that apparently have been ADR approved and come with the certificate.....and i found some nice looking seats....sat in them and it was very comfy and it had a mean bucket as well....and the price was less then half of the GTR ones....but i am not too clear on this whole ADR approved certificates and stuff....that where i need your help please???

thanks

krish

PS: if there is a thread please let me know.....i did a search but couldn't find any thread close to this!!!!

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