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They are nice, would love the same in mine! Were they expensive?

Are they genuine ones-look great

 

Not genuine unfortunately but paid a very good price and they look the part :thumbs: Can't wait to get them fitted!

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What about those two turbo's though, ...do you think they'll give you much of a hp gain over what you're running now? :dry::D

 

Well if stickers add between 2 -5hp, I'm sure turbo teddies add a good 20 - 50hp surely? So coming on 550 now? :p

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Seats look great mate! Was gonna get some myself - but genuine ones are pretty expensive and not genuine...errmmmm... Don't really trust them lol but you can let me know how you get on with them :)

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Seats look great mate! Was gonna get some myself - but genuine ones are pretty expensive and not genuine...errmmmm... Don't really trust them lol but you can let me know how you get on with them :)

 

Genuine ones are ridiculous in price!! To be honest replicas are soo good nower days, you can barely tell them apart.. I can notice small imperfections on mine such as relining cover behind the handle but it isn't seen so doesn't bother me in the slightest.. Build quality and fabric is mint in my opinion and even has Bride lables

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Seats look great mate! Was gonna get some myself - but genuine ones are pretty expensive and not genuine...errmmmm... Don't really trust them lol but you can let me know how you get on with them :)

 

Genuine ones are ridiculous in price!! To be honest replicas are soo good nower days, you can barely tell them apart.. I can notice small imperfections on mine such as relining cover behind the handle but it isn't seen so doesn't bother me in the slightest.. Build quality and fabric is mint in my opinion and even has Bride lables

Yea, I know what you saying mate! I was just more worried about them during accident (touch wood) if they are gonna be as strong as tested and approved seats? But very tempting! You going to Trax? If so, might have a seat in them to see if they more comfy than my sparco ones lol

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Seats look great mate! Was gonna get some myself - but genuine ones are pretty expensive and not genuine...errmmmm... Don't really trust them lol but you can let me know how you get on with them :)

 

Genuine ones are ridiculous in price!! To be honest replicas are soo good nower days, you can barely tell them apart.. I can notice small imperfections on mine such as relining cover behind the handle but it isn't seen so doesn't bother me in the slightest.. Build quality and fabric is mint in my opinion and even has Bride lables

Yea, I know what you saying mate! I was just more worried about them during accident (touch wood) if they are gonna be as strong as tested and approved seats? But very tempting! You going to Trax? If so, might have a seat in them to see if they more comfy than my sparco ones lol

 

Yeah I see what your saying.. Never really occurred to me but then again, with my power, I think the seats are the least of my worries :lol: I was looking at Sparco and Recaro but something about Nissan and Brides.. Just suits :lol: Yes will be going Trax and should have them fitted by then

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The only thing I've read regarding fake seats, Brides or other reclining type seats, is to do with where they are fixed together. Apparently on some of the fakes the metal used is either far to weak or so thin that it will snap in half during an accident.

 

Whether this holds true for all is unknown but obviously some will be made better than others.

 

Not trying to put a downer though on your Faux Brides A9H-RX but just be safe mate. :thumbs:

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The only thing I've read regarding fake seats, Brides or other reclining type seats, is to do with where they are fixed together. Apparently on some of the fakes the metal used is either far to weak or so thin that it will snap in half during an accident.

 

Whether this holds true for all is unknown but obviously some will be made better than others.

 

Not trying to put a downer though on your Faux Brides A9H-RX but just be safe mate. :thumbs:

 

You can't downer on me. They look far too good :lol: Comprimising my safety over looks.. Typical :lol: In all honesty I think they will be fine.. No weaker than my mate in his mk1 Escort...

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I'm pretty sure a trader was banned from selling them on here actually due to safety concerns, was way before my time as a trader but I bet someone will remember

That's correct, they were asked to not sell them on here for safety issues.

 

FWIW I agreed with the decision then, and I think it's still a very valid point. In an impact, you really do not want things like that snapping and either moving you around the cabin or penetrating you (fnar) with sharp pieces of plastic and metal. Personally, I would not be fitting fakes to my car unless they'd undergone some testing.

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I'm pretty sure a trader was banned from selling them on here actually due to safety concerns, was way before my time as a trader but I bet someone will remember

That's correct, they were asked to not sell them on here for safety issues.

 

FWIW I agreed with the decision then, and I think it's still a very valid point. In an impact, you really do not want things like that snapping and either moving you around the cabin or penetrating you (fnar) with sharp pieces of plastic and metal. Personally, I would not be fitting fakes to my car unless they'd undergone some testing.

 

Yeah I see what your saying but to be honest I feel no less safe than in any other car.. You can buy a set of genuine ones and can still be faulty and not know.. The zed your driving could be previously repaired and not to the correct repair method/standard lvwhich can also affect the safety of the car but how do you test that without smashing it into something?

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I think that's being a bit obtuse on the subject really, however if you know the risks and are prepared to accept that then that's fair enough.

 

There's the possibility of being faulty after having had thousands on pounds spent on R&D, tooling, manufacturing, QC etc and then there's the possibility of being faulty simply because they were made on the cheap.

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