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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / February 2006

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branigan - 16 Feb 2006 00:49 GMT
I have a 1994 Mitsubishi Mirage that is a commuter car, 120 miles a day.
Could anyone recommend some front seats that would bolt right in? I would
prefer something that does not require fabrication, although I do have a mig
welder that I can use. I have seen the racing type seats on ebay, and I am
not sure if those would be much better than what I am currently using. One
more thing, I have a low end Mirage not the S version. thx
Stewart DIBBS - 16 Feb 2006 02:48 GMT
>I have a 1994 Mitsubishi Mirage that is a commuter car, 120 miles a day.
>Could anyone recommend some front seats that would bolt right in?

The only seats that "bolt right in" are the Mirage seats. Everything else
requires some sort of adapter bracket or frame. '"Racing" type seats hold
you in place, at the expense of ease of access.  If you have a 2 door and
want access to the rear seats, then you need something that tilts, at least
for the passenger.

You might consider seats from a 90-95 Eclipse/Talon. These have somewhat
better support then the Mirage, and require some simple bent and welded
adapter frames to make them fit. Go down to a wrecker and stick you bum in
some, and see what you think.  Be aware that you should not pay more than
about $40 per seat in good condition. Wreckers can barely give these away.

Stewart DIBBS
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