Pics of Recaros
#4
That sounded wrong.
#5
#7
This discussion occurred elsewhere on the board and several members who have the leather recaros said there wasn't an issue with sliding on the seats. I have also yet to hear anyone who has them say they weren't a better seat. I thought about saving the money and getting aftermarket seats myself, but having sat in them in a car at a local dealership I doubt I'd save any $$ by purchasing something else, fitting them and installing them in the car myself. Much more convenient to order them with the car. Best bet is to find a dealership with a mustang that has these installed and go sit in them yourself.
#8
Last edited by cinque35; 2/12/12 at 08:26 AM.
#9
Originally Posted by AlsCobra
I'm not sure if leather recaros I a great idea. You're gonna slide on leather so it kinda defeats the purpose. Possibly suede would be a decent option.
#10
Originally Posted by dogiebitt
I sat in a 2012 GT500 with leather Recaros and there is no slide at all. It hugged my butt just the way I liked it.
That sounded wrong.
That sounded wrong.
Those are some of the best looking seats I've ever seen also.
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#17
You won't slide as much in those leather seats on the street, but no matter how tight your butt fits in the extra bolstered leather seats, you will still slide if you spend any time on a road course track. In that case, I highly recommend the alcantara inserts IF you are going to spend the money on new seats.
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