Suede Seats?
07-30-13, 05:05 PM
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I've had the Katzkin Black/suede kit in my car since 2003. It held up perfectly over the years. It helps tremendously on the track to keep your butt from sliding during cornering. I had the supra seats and slid around even with those before I put suede inserts in them. I have just recently upgraded to recaro with suede inserts. The vent feature is soooo nice!
07-30-13, 06:30 PM
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I've had the Katzkin Black/suede kit in my car since 2003. It held up perfectly over the years. It helps tremendously on the track to keep your butt from sliding during cornering. I had the supra seats and slid around even with those before I put suede inserts in them. I have just recently upgraded to recaro with suede inserts. The vent feature is soooo nice!
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07-30-13, 07:00 PM
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they are ventilated and heated
Recaro Sport Topline. Finally broke down and spent some money where I spend most of the time with the car. They are extremely comfortable. I'm 6'3" 225lbs and they fit me perfectly.
http://www.pyspeed.com/RECARO-Sport-...p/rec-8022.htm
Just to stay on topic here, Suede is very easy to take care of. I use a large pencil eraser and some spray such as scotch guard for shoes. I can say that the suede definitely wears better than regular leather and is more comfortable..
Recaro Sport Topline. Finally broke down and spent some money where I spend most of the time with the car. They are extremely comfortable. I'm 6'3" 225lbs and they fit me perfectly.
http://www.pyspeed.com/RECARO-Sport-...p/rec-8022.htm
Just to stay on topic here, Suede is very easy to take care of. I use a large pencil eraser and some spray such as scotch guard for shoes. I can say that the suede definitely wears better than regular leather and is more comfortable..
Last edited by VelocityBall; 07-30-13 at 07:19 PM. Reason: added link to seats
07-30-13, 08:09 PM
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cool velocity thanks for the info , I need to either re-dye my leather with some leatherique or have my seats re -wrapped in something, at $349.00 for suede its quite tempting.
and I think im finally getting a little tired of the tan interior, might be time for a new color as well
and I think im finally getting a little tired of the tan interior, might be time for a new color as well
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