Just picked up a set of yellow/charcoal Roush signature seat covers (Thanx XPINOY). These have the replacement foam for better support and the backs are zippered.
I need to find out if anyone has set of instructions that comes with these covers, or if there even instructions to be had. Going to contact Roush but figured I would give y'all a shot first.

thanx

 

I recently replaced the 6'ers. Not too hard, just time consuming and aggravating..

The was a video on Youtube that covered the entire process. I only had to refer to it once or twice. I'll see if I can find the link.

 

Thanx for responding, got the link, its just that the Roush seats have a replacement foam for the back of seat and didnt know if there were any special requirements. Just trying to have ducks in a row before i get it all tore down

 

Np, the seat back foam should just slide down over the frame from the top. Just becareful around the back seat access handles.

 

My bad, meant the seat back foam as in the part your back would touch. its a bigger, deeper piece of foam with the bolsters on each side

 

I had mine installed at a local trim shop so I can't help with the installation , but I can tell you that you're going to love the seats ...

 

I hope so, gotta be better than the "leather" ford seats in there now. tears and wear down to the threads of the vinyl.

Roush Performance just came thru with a complete installation guide (17MB) now thats service

 

I installed the Speedster seat covers back in October. Black leather w Black suede inserts... a thousand times better than the Ford stock covers. Foam is much firmer, seats hold you in place during spirited driving.

I have side airbags in my car, but install was still fairly simple. Only difficult part was stretching the covers over the seat back... lower went together with no issues.

 

I replaced my stock GT seats with Roush Stage 3 Black/Blue seats. New foam and all. I did the backseats myself, but I didn't feel like dealing with the hogrings for the front seats (and work was busy during the summer when I did them) so I had someone do it for me for $300. Best money spent. They are great seats.

The instructions are on Roush's site. Check them out to see if you feel like tackling them.

 

dealing with the hog rings is easy and the best thing to use for the hold downs in the seats. once you locate them, just grab the ring with some side cutters and give it a twist, they open right up and unhook in one step. putting the new ones on is just as easy, just load the ring pliars and clip it around the bar securing the hold down material strip.

i replaced my bottom seat foam with the assistance of my g/f, as it was breaking down at 100k so i took some pics

 

Great info. I'm going to buy new Roush seat cover for sure now after reading this and our sits. Thanks to all for the great help.

 

This is great! Any pics of installed seat covers??