The definative answer on S2000 seats...
They don't drop in.
They don't require washers (can't figure out where that would have come from?).
The stock sc300 seats have 5 mounting points. 2 in front and three in the rear. The s2000 seats have 4. One of the front two mounting points lines up perfectly and if you shove the rail over a centimeter you can get the other front point lined up. On the rear they are not even close.
This is the inner mounting point where the 2 of the 3 rear holes are. As you can see it's not close...

And this is the outer mounting point. In the picture the screwdriver is pointing to location of the hole (which is not visible)...

Also the stock seat belts do not click into the honda seat belt receptacles (what's the right word for this?). None of these problems are that difficult to overcome. I plan on making new mounting points through the floor pan of the car. Although I would caution others from unsystematically doing the same. You need to brace it just as you would an aftermarket safety harness. That means big steel plates. Remember what kind of forces the seat will be exsposed to in an accident...
The seats sit low. Almost too low in my opinion (which I would almost never say!), but it's just such a dramatic difference over stock. I'm going to give it a day or two before I decide if I'm going to keep them. Also it might feel more in place on a lowered car as mine is stock....
And finally.... I know.... My carpet is nasty. I bought the car planning on ripping it out and putting new black carpet in anyway. In fact the whole interior has been smoked in for 10+ years but I got the car cheap enought I can afford to replace everything!
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So many people are like,
s2000 seats going into my SC. But knowing the SC crowd, nothing has happened.People like you make the break throughs, good job.
Too low is not always great, get rid of those suckas.
I'm still undecided on the height I'm going to wait until I've got coilovers and the car is dropped. I think part of the sensation is the stock suspension's roll and float. Also I think you can unbolt the sc's seat belt recepticle and swap it to the s2000 seat. I'll check tommorow...
A couple of people came by, rode in the car and all of them loved the seats! So we'll see...
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