Just trying to get a feel if I want to install Bride Vios seats or leave it as OEM.
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Other than the obvious weight reduction; why would one change seats?
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Other reasons include better lateral support, and better esthetics.
1. Tall people have problems fitting, especially in targa models.
2. Whoever tracks the NSX would want a "tighter" seat.
3. Most aftermarket seats look better than oem.
4. OEM lether is expensive so if worn out it is cheaper to get aftermarket seats.
5. If you upgraded every little piece of your car then buying aftermarket seats is another way to spend your money
6. If you are a female you like the name of the above brand
7. I ran out of ideas
2. Whoever tracks the NSX would want a "tighter" seat.
3. Most aftermarket seats look better than oem.
4. OEM lether is expensive so if worn out it is cheaper to get aftermarket seats.
5. If you upgraded every little piece of your car then buying aftermarket seats is another way to spend your money
6. If you are a female you like the name of the above brand
7. I ran out of ideas
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I could see it for track reasons, but for normal driving I can't imagine a more comfortable seat than OEM. Looks be damned -- I don't have eyes on my ass :biggrin:
exactly!!
Haha so true. They like Status seats as well.
Its amazing how light the stock power seats are.
I'm 6'1" and putting in the Dali cushion is the best mod bar none for me.
That cushion can be taken out to sit on the pan to add helmet room which also lowers you deeper into the V of the seat which adds substantial side support for track events.
For me there is NO reason to go after market.
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Having worn out bolsters, and the idea of having something other than OEM is the route I went. I could have had them redone but decided to try non OEM. It's all preference.
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