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alr33x Grand Master

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charles is right they are goood seats, ive got genuine bride tight as all hell and i aint fat its a PITA getting in and out and if you got limited space you just look plain retarded.

having said that if you slide your seat all the way back it helps getting in and out, id say spring the extra fora genuine one second hand tis worth it.

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jrr = 350 FPR backed, holfords = 600? Kevlar backed?

Only suggested that coz at Holfords, you get the logo as well lol.

Also you save yourself some postage (not sure if JustJap charges or not), and freight time and if any problems, can always bring it back and complain in person lol

But at the end of the day, those seats are ALL the same, with or without logo or gradation lol

charles is right they are goood seats, ive got genuine bride tight as all hell and i aint fat its a PITA getting in and out and if you got limited space you just look plain retarded.

having said that if you slide your seat all the way back it helps getting in and out, id say spring the extra fora genuine one second hand tis worth it.

LOL, yup (god damn bolsters).

And yeah, sliding the seat all the way back works, but that is such a hassle lol, rather look a little retarded lol

You can pick up a brand new Gias for I think around the $1000 mark. But the quality will definitely be better and the material will be too.

And the people that sells it second hand always wants just as much as a brand new one lol

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