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  1. 02-24-2014, 07:11 AM #1
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    Seat brackets/sliders, where to buy? Lets see your aftermarket set up!

    I am just getting around to installing my OMP vintage seats. I am having a few issues as the stock sliders do not work.The issue I am having is the the release arm hits the botom of the seat when in use. i.e pulling the arm up to release. I am thinking I will cut the arm and extend it another 4 inches to cure the problem. I would also like to lower the seat a little so if there are companies that make these set ups it would be much better then my fabricating something. (I am not having fun working in my freezing garage!)

    I was wondering what others are using and does anyone have pictures of their set ups.

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    Here's what I have on a seat I removed from one of my 1972 911s. I think this would scratch your itch because it can be adjusted up and down. Notice the slider adjustment bar.
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    You might give these guys a call. They helped me with my Scheel 400 seats.

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    Thanks for the info! For $89 at wedgebrackets I am going to give them a try.

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