Does anyone know of a place close to ATL that actually sells Bride seats in house? I need to get a set of Brix II's or Ergo II's with a quickness, and I'd like to not deal with shipping..
aww, i was gonna say, the shop i always go to have Brides, all of them. Very awesome stuff, just wish I can take them off the display and put in my car for a while hehe... if you change ur mind I'll give them a call for you, or i'll send ya their phone and email addy. Goodluck!
Actually I found a guy around here in Norcross who is on Team ECI and is looking to sell his. They aren't the exact ones I want, but if his price is good I might just take it. Otherwise I'll sit in them, decide, and then order the color I actually want [the black/grey gradation].
These are his:
they look good in the car, though having a model definitely helps:P
This is the color I actually want:
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mmmm, sexy sexy... get ur self some Takata 4point Harness. Suckers keep your arse grounded. To bad they don't have them in pink sitching, I'd so sport ones =D
There are a few companies [crow, stotch, greddy, etc] that make pink harnesses! That's what I want to get! But I hear harnesses aren't good unless you have them properly attached to a roll cage. I've heard they can hurt you more than help if you get into a wreck otherwise.
and nobody, let me know if you don't get those (or if you do, let me sit in them to see if i fit properly . that's exactly what i've been looking for once i get my 240.
I'll definitely let you know! I'm meeting up with him tomorrow to sit in them and decide if I want to buy them. It's going to depend on what condition they're in, but hopefully it will be all good for me=) Regardless of if I get them or not, you can still sit in 'em. It just depends on if you'll be sitting on them in a 300hp beast or not;)
nobody wrote:There are a few companies [crow, stotch, greddy, etc] that make pink harnesses! That's what I want to get! But I hear harnesses aren't good unless you have them properly attached to a roll cage. I've heard they can hurt you more than help if you get into a wreck otherwise.
Attaching to any hardpoint that is roughly behind you will work wonderfully.. I saw a couple of the AE86 kids using the rear seat seatbelt bolts as mounts. A professional shop can install them properly for you.
*sings* my corolla breaks down more than your corolla!
. that's exactly what i've been looking for once i get my 240.