IKON MOTORSPORTS, Universal Racing Seats Pair with Dual Sliders, Red Suede Reclinable Left Right

Nice seats especially for the price, I saw another review that said the sliders wouldn't work and at first I had that problem but it was all about angle and weight . Flipped the seat upside down when mounting the brackets and the sliders worked fine. Matching the sliders to the stock mounting bracket was a pain, but that will vary from vehicle to vehicle , stock-aftermarket brackets. I stuck with stock brackets (2004 ford explorer sport trac) and had to use a dremmel with a sanding and cutting wheel and a grinder with cutting wheel and sanding disc and drill to match everything up with relocation brackets from amazon. I just got these so I can't speak about longevity or wear and tear but just going by what I've seen so far they a very nice for the price.

Picked these up for my 99 C5 corvette. Made the mistake of mixing up Beige and Brown when jumping between devices and then my dumb butt ordered 2x Beige sets of seats. Company was pretty darn good about handling the mixups and I appreciate that.Seats are pretty good overall. A little tall though. I may remove and try and redo them to reduce the height a bit. Shorter bolts would allow you to do this, provided ones require spacers it would seem.The seats are definitely a bit narrow so for long drives for heavier set folk these will NOT be comfortable. If you are on a budget trying to make your car more sporty though, these legit work!I installed these into a 1999 C5 Corvette. I also utilized C6 seatbelts. Overall, a major improvement at my next two track days with the seats.Would I buy these again though? Probably not. Something a bit more legitimate and certified would be preferred.

I ordered these for my 1992 Nissan 300zx and used Planted Seat Brackets. Installation was simple and easy just bolt everything together. The seats are comfortable and look very nice. The back part of the seats have a little flex to them so when accelerating you can feel it flex a little bit, not a big deal as a street car but may be a bigger factor for more track oriented set ups. The build quality is not the best, but it is good enough especially for the price coming in a at least half the cost of the bigger name brands. I Would probably not use them for a Daily Driver as I feel they would wear out quickly, but for a weekend car they are a good budget option.

Chairs look great and have a good material but the frames don’t hold up. I’ve bought a pair and the driver seat frame sheared on it within a couple months. I was sent a replacement and it has now done the exact same thing.

I installed the seats in my 2005 Nissan 350z. Pros: they look good and are cozy for cornering when driving, as I sit very snug in them. (I’m 5’10” and 150lbs for reference)Cons: they’re small seats and not very comfortable for road trips.For $400~ it’s not a bad purchase. But if you’re any bigger than me (weight and size references earlier) then you may be way too snug in the seats and probably uncomfortable. To anyone with back pain, take your time to find something a little bit more comfortable. But if you just looking for a acceptable looking set of seats for the price then I would say these are worth it

These seats are tremendous and very competitively priced. They take inspiration from existing race seats - most notably the RECARO "Speed V" seats - which generally cost 75% more.Indeed, the RECARO's may be better but despite any superiority they may claim, they are a premium product that is not a financially justifiable option for most. The IKONs, on the other hand, offer a very respectable option for everyone.I used these IKONs to replace the original leather seats of a 1999 BMW 5-Series (E-39). Unlike the original seats, the mechanism of the IKON's is manual and simple. I much prefer this. Regarding comfort, I find them very comfortable. I also added headrest pillows to mine.The only downside is that there is no option to raise and lower these seats once installed. They seat at a normal height but if one wants these seats higher, longer screws and spacers are the solution - if not simply a cushion.Also, I highly recommend buying brackets made specifically for your car, for the "universal ones" were totally incompatible in my case.I bought the brackets made by Planted Technologies. Although I still needed to modify them a little by drilling two holes and replacing the original rear socket head screws with hex head screws in order to tighten them from the side, it was perfect.Note: Pull out the cable from the original seat and replug it to floor and the seat belt buckle. That way the seatbelt light can continue working as before.

The seats have a lovely design on them. These racing seats for me are ideal because I daily my 350z. Comfort and value on these seats is worthy of 5 stars. The stars is for the relatively difficult ease of install. The parts were fine but this being my first time made it interesting.

Honestly after reading the reviews, I was skeptical but still decided to buy them. For how much they cost they hold you very well and feel sturdy. Had figment problems for my 350z but that’s only on my side. Otherwise very great product if you’re on a budget