Retrimming Lotus Elise Seats
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Some of the most popular work we undertake in our Trimshop is the refurbishment of Lotus Elise and Lotus Exige seats. This video provides an overview of the work that goes into stripping down and then retrimming, to our standard design, a pair of Lotus Elise seats.
For more info and the latest prices visit - allonwhite.co....
that looks great .
These guys are brilliant, particularly the lad in the video. Very helpful and did a fab job on a S1 Elise I had. Thoroughly recommended 👍
Many thanks for the comment and feedback, Colin. Much appreciated!
Top job by Allon White sports cars! I had my S1 Elise seats retrimmed to S2 style last year and couldn’t be happier. Amazing attention to detail and high quality leather used.
Hi, can you give me an idea on what it cost for a pair. Thanks David
They retrimmed the boot of my 1986 BRG Esprit. Known as the green Goddess. They also rebuilt the engine with loving care. Details on LEW. Since then that sadly sold my beloved car however I would definitely recommend them, Kato has also had work done on his Stevens Esprit. They also sorted out my 1986 landy 90. I often look to see what they have. Currently driving a bright orange transit sport one day a classic for sure. Many thanks to John, Sean, Phil and the rest of the team. Much love Curly Jon. Also the current owner of my Esprit has said it's the fastest of the pre Stevens Esprits he has had and his local garage has struggled to get his other Esprits up to your rebuild standard.
Many thanks Jon for the very kind comments, and if you're ever passing, do drop in, it would be good to see you again!
They look good can the probax seats be in proved upon?
Many thanks! These seats were in fact retrimmed including ProBax inserts. Visually there is very little difference between our ProBax and non ProBax seats - just a slight difference in stitch pattern. We reckon that including ProBax is normally the most that can be done to give the best possible Elise seats. Sometimes we are asked to include extra padding in Elise/Exige seats, but this can be counter productive as more foam doesn't necessarily make a seat more comfortable, as seat comfort is not just about foam thickness, it's also about the right foam densities in the right areas. ProBax employs different density foams in different areas of the seats to subtly tilt the angle of the pelvis which in turn affects how someone sits in a seat and puts their spine into the correct and natural S-curve and hence gives the best comfort.
My current seats are probax 2007 but look fine does this probax material degrade over time?