Hunsaker seats

Seats are next on my list so that I can have harnesses for when I roll my junk. These seem like a GREAT deal. Any opinions?



http://www.hunsakersports.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=228

NICE, I've always liked the hip support, especially for side hills...you going to get the whole setup, brackets & belts?

thats the plan, but I don't want the seat to sit any higher since I'm 6'1" so I may have to make my stock brackets work

Hey now...... i just got done with my seat upgrade, and I was actually looking at the same seats as you are. I got a pretty good idea though from Ryan (TenaciousTJ) on ROF. He bought harness slots from Corbeau for 12$ a set. You will need 3 sets per seat if you run 5 point and 2 if you run 4 point. If I remember correctly Ryan ran 5 points, and I only ran 4. It's pretty simple to do it will save you tons of money and they look really good. I will try and find some pics on ROF, I can't take pics of mine at the moment or I would. I just spent 40 minutes looking for that thread and couldn't find it. i will take pics when I get home to show you what I am talking about. This is assuming you haven't seen his already.

What's a 'harness slot' I'm installing a '5-point' harness on my Corbeau SS seats. Is this 'harness slot' something that all seats require?

the harness slots are what in the seat above. Near the headrest. These are what I posted earlier saying you could buy these seperately and put them in your existing seats. They basically look just like that on both sides. All you do is cut your hole and plug them with these. HTH.

Oh, OK...my Corbeau Ultra SS' already have the slots for a 5-point install, just need to do some fabbing & welding

I have seen Ryans seats, and its an awesome idea. I'm looking to get seats that have the side support to hold me in place in bouncy areas though. Its also a suspension seat so I'll be much more comfortable, not to mention how great its gonna look with half doors!

Alrighty...............just making sure you knew about the options. What are you going to do about a seatbelt bar or do you already have one?

for the seatbelt bar I'll either get the Rockhard bolt-in bar or have one bent for me from bent metal fab in Puyallup and weld it in myself

who bends metal in puyallup? Before me and my buddy got decent with ours I looked around all the time for a fab shop of sorts.

I will have to send you a pic of my bar in a couple days.

Theres a guy just south of downtown, does awesome work in his own garage. I got a business card somewhere. I thought it was called bent metal fab, but I could be wrong. Gabe had a spreader bar for his roll cage bent by this guy and it was pretty cheap.

oh okay. If you find the number let me know. I might need some other things made in the future.

He intalls gears for $100 per axle if its not attached, $250 per axle if attached. VERY good prices. Mumblewood has his number I think.

chrisstewart36 wrote:who bends metal in puyallup? Before me and my buddy got decent with ours I looked around all the time for a fab shop of sorts.

He was in Graham until a couple of years ago.

Bent Metal Customs
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thanks gabe

Hey I didn't mean to Hijack the thread. Just always good to know some other good fabbers.

I was really thanking him for posting that. I hijacked my own thread.

I want to hijack this thread, so here's a picture of me saving the day

Thanks for saving those guys.

Justin, I'm in the process of setting up my B-pillar seatbelt harness bar, and found out that my shoulders are 7" higher than the slot in the Corbeau SS seats. I'll end up routing the shoulder harness over the top of the seat, in lieu of through the slots. Check out you seat slot configuration if it matters, your about 6'4" aren't you?

6'1", but I'll look into it. Thanks for the heads up!