Won't you need them to be adjustable??
So the driver's side is adjustable (assumingly for different drivers) but the passenger's side is now fixed? Are the seats still considered "safe" with the sliders?
They're the stock sliders, so I'd hope so. The passenger's side *WILL* be fixed once I find the time to get the new brackets installed, yes.
No one notices bolt heads in the seat pan if they're very close to the outside edge of the seat. At least that has been my experience.
Yeah, they've been bottom mounted for years. The problem I'm trying to solve, as it were, is how to replace the heavy @$$ sliders. I've got some steel & aluminium bar-stock coming my way, I'm going to make a couple brackets to bolt the seat to out of that and call it a day.No one notices bolt heads in the seat pan if they're very close to the outside edge of the seat. At least that has been my experience.
I drilled a small hole in the lowest point of the seat, so water would drain out.
On two MK2 MR2s I bolted a flat strip of steel from the aft slider mount to the forward slider mount, with bends where appropriate. Then bolted the seats (Kirkey Road Race) to the strips with vertically oriented bolts, shank down. Works like a charm for a super-light low-profile seat mount.
We were trying to fit 6'+ tall guys inside an MK2 with an interior roll-cage and not use halo bars.
Not sure I understand when you say you cut a tire down?? Did the tire get a cut?