aftermarket seats and seat rail questions
Its very comfortable.... even my wife likes driving on it. She even asked me to buy her another one for the passenger side. The only thing that is annoying now is getting in and out of the car. Because the buddyclub has a high side suppport it's abit a hard to slide in and out. You get used to it but. You just have to learn a technique getting in and out.... 
but comfort and position is excellent.

but comfort and position is excellent.
Originally Posted by dougiepants
That is Hot!!! Any problems with the seat belt light or anything like that?
so yes the airbag light is on now
Originally Posted by MK GD3
unfortunately yes due to the built in airbags in the front seats...
so yes the airbag light is on now
so yes the airbag light is on now
That sucks, I know in my Crx the seatbelt light was on so I pulled the bulb out of the back of the cluster and no more seatbelt light.
Originally Posted by MK GD3
unfortunately yes due to the built in airbags in the front seats...
so yes the airbag light is on now
so yes the airbag light is on now
The Buddyclub seat fitted pretty tight for a mid-size person like 5 ft 8" or up. The shoulder par, imo is too narrow and it pushes your shoulder too forward. If you are really slim, you might like it but it if not, don't consider.
Originally Posted by dougiepants
Ben from AJ-R said a bracket would be needed on the passenger side. I'm curious if he had the same problem.. He used the J's Racing on the Driver's Side...
thankfully my recaro's gives me a spot where I can bolt that on. though that leaves the sensor exposed; so need to fabricate a cover for it or remount it!
I did a seat swap a few years back with my truck and plan to do with the Fit. The brackets cost an arm and a leg from Recaro! Since I already took the seat out, I went ahead and remove the carpet and put sound proof - rammat on it and get it done in one shot!
Those seats are heavier than you thought with full metal frame! Get in shape first before you attempt this

Those seats are heavier than you thought with full metal frame! Get in shape first before you attempt this






