🔧DIY Install a Real Seat Into Your Sim Racing Rig

Are you tired of settling for cheap knockoff car seats for your sim racing rig? Look no further! In this video, we go shopping at salvage and junk yards to find authentic car seats that not only offer higher quality but also provide superior comfort and durability. I'll guide you through the process of locating the perfect seat using car-part.com and demonstrate how to seamlessly integrate it into your sim racing setup. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to an immersive racing experience!
Find a seat: www.car-part.com/
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[@bendy1990]

Thanks for the tips. I went and used the website, walked into a junkyard with a stock # and walked out with a 75$ seat in 10 minutes. I plan on installing it this weekend. I got me a 2012 Genesis "Katskinz" seat in all black leather from a car with under 20k miles. Absolutely comfortable and its a passenger seat in brand new condition...I was told that u can use a small drillbit then bigger to remove those brackets, gona try that first to see how that part goes then angle grinder away is a great idea.

[@M_ALGHANIM]

thank you that was very helpful

[@thelazyduck9370]

Well not everyone casually has gear to cut metal just lying around, so that would offset some of the savings you might make from buying a used seat if you have to buy that gear

[@blacknovella]

its hilarious to me that we have all dumped the same amount of money into sim and real life motorsport. about to buy a 718 gt4 for myself