Review: Cobra Nogaro seats (uniquely street friendly fixed back bucket seat)

[Chas3n]

Haha, not sure why the four guys who have done this are trying to convince me it's not funny to me. You guys are free to do as you wish not sure why you care about my opinion so much.

It's still funny, now carry on.

Haven’t done it, but, I’m interested in hearing your reasoning. So far based on your responses, you’re trolling.

[jet_dogg]

Haha, not sure why the four guys who have done this are trying to convince me it's not funny to me. You guys are free to do as you wish not sure why you care about my opinion so much.

It's still funny, now carry on.

[Chas3n]

I just implied it was a comical concept which it is. Are you still mad about the other thread and felt the need to come in here and get your two cents in opposing me?

Do explain yourself..

[lvm3sm46]

Meanwhile most CA people wear hoodies when it's 70 degrees out. I don't understand his thought process either. but maybe we should stop feeding him

[Obioban]

I guess that’s really the question: are seat heaters funny in stock seats? It not, why are they not there but are in bucket seats? Are cars that come with heated bucket seats stock funny?

[Cglhut]

I just implied it was a comical concept which it is. Are you still mad about the other thread and felt the need to come in here and get your two cents in opposing me?

Why is it comical? It’s not like it’s hard to put heating pads in. Adding heating element doesn’t add any considerable amount of weight or anything. The real question is why wouldn’t you put heating pads in your street/track toy? It’s inexpensive, keeps oem creature comforts, and is just nice to have. I guess heated seats in general are comical when you live in Cali...

[Obioban]

Yes, southern.



Have you considered getting a heated wheel and gloves also? Heated jacket perhaps?

I do have gloves and a jacket.

Perhaps you're not actually familiar with what cold is, being that you live in southern CA.

Outside of tracking, sometimes when I drive my car to work it's 20º outside. Not sure why you think it's silly to want to be more comfortable.

[repoman89]

I just implied it was a comical concept which it is. Are you still mad about the other thread and felt the need to come in here and get your two cents in opposing me?

I have no idea what you are talking about. The behavior and trolling gets more and more bizarre …

[jet_dogg]

I just implied it was a comical concept which it is. Are you still mad about the other thread and felt the need to come in here and get your two cents in opposing me?

[repoman89]

This is a really bizarre thing for someone from socal to be pointlessly trolling about.

[jet_dogg]

When its 40 degrees out on the track with windows open every bit of heat helps.

Aren't you a CA guy?

Yes, southern.

Man, I love my heated seats on track. Everywhere in the country (that I've been, anyway) is mandatory windows down on track, and sometimes it's in the 30s or 40s in the morning.

Why should tracking my car make me want to be uncomfortable?

Have you considered getting a heated wheel and gloves also? Heated jacket perhaps?

[Obioban]

You heated race seat forum guys crack me up.

Man, I love my heated seats on track. Everywhere in the country (that I've been, anyway) is mandatory windows down on track, and sometimes it's in the 30s or 40s in the morning.

Why should tracking my car make me want to be uncomfortable?

[lvm3sm46]

You heated race seat forum guys crack me up.

When its 40 degrees out on the track with windows open every bit of heat helps.

Aren't you a CA guy?

[Cglhut]

How difficult would it be to add heating elements to these in a set that doesn't have it?

Not too bad, they highlighted it in this thread somewhere.

[jet_dogg]

You heated race seat forum guys crack me up.