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Another tid-bit of info for the group:
Procar racing seats will almost bolt onto the factory 1gen explorer seat rails.
Drill two new holes, and elongate the other two existing holes half a bolt width and they bolt in.
As far as where you drill your holes, depends on if you want the seat to sit further forward or back.
I have full power seats; 6 way plus air bladders on the sides. Obviously the bladders won't swap but I fully retained the 6 way adjustment.
Now I assume all racing seats have a somewhat standard bolt mounting pattern (like most winch mounts are all the same.) so this should cross most aftermarket seats, do you're research if course.)
I put a set of no-name seats in my friends trans-am a few weeks ago, and they had the same mounting pattern.
Procar racing seats will almost bolt onto the factory 1gen explorer seat rails.
Drill two new holes, and elongate the other two existing holes half a bolt width and they bolt in.
As far as where you drill your holes, depends on if you want the seat to sit further forward or back.
I have full power seats; 6 way plus air bladders on the sides. Obviously the bladders won't swap but I fully retained the 6 way adjustment.
Now I assume all racing seats have a somewhat standard bolt mounting pattern (like most winch mounts are all the same.) so this should cross most aftermarket seats, do you're research if course.)
I put a set of no-name seats in my friends trans-am a few weeks ago, and they had the same mounting pattern.
