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

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by Ubaderb View Post
    Might be more of hassle than it's worth but has anyone used a seat to floor mount? Skipping the factory sliders. It's only ever going to be me driving and I do not use the backseat for anything. A set it and forget it might be useful.
    That’s probably less hassle 😜

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  • Ubaderb
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    Might be more of hassle than it's worth but has anyone used a seat to floor mount? Skipping the factory sliders. It's only ever going to be me driving and I do not use the backseat for anything. A set it and forget it might be useful.

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  • OldRanger
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    Originally posted by Cronenberged View Post
    Do the R-9225 Driver and Passenger Side Clip In Lap Belt Mounts only work with non M3 sliders? Would the door side mount, mount where the OE rail is if using M3 sliders? Also for the mount that would go near the transmission tunnel does anyone have a pick of that mounted?​
    I use the BK 9225 on M3 power sliders. I mentioned some challenges in the 2023 install update topic I started
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  • Cronenberged
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    Do the R-9225 Driver and Passenger Side Clip In Lap Belt Mounts only work with non M3 sliders? Would the door side mount, mount where the OE rail is if using M3 sliders? Also for the mount that would go near the transmission tunnel does anyone have a pick of that mounted?​

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post

    I did have it out last year when I removed my nav wiring harness. It seemed seated to me and certainly looks like it’s back in place, but I have the passenger seat out right now and can easily check that side at least next time I work on the car. How much clearance do you have?
    I’ll try to remember to take a picture tomorrow.

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post

    I haven’t used one yet, so far just the three point on track. Maybe the sub strap will go back in if it helps.
    I would keep the substrap. Without it, my quick fit feels like it rides up way too much. Ends up in a spot where it would just crush organs in a crash.

    Granted, I'm a skinny dude, but still a significant safety upgrade regardless of body type.

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  • repoman89
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    Originally posted by Pklauser View Post

    To be honest, even with the QFP, it'd be nice to have the substrap just to hold the buckle down. It's one of the allures of the Nogaro to me: a QFP user with stock seats
    I haven’t used one yet, so far just the three point on track. Maybe the sub strap will go back in if it helps.

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  • repoman89
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    Has your carpet ever been out? I wonder if it’s not seated fully— my BK sub strap has no friction with the carpet.
    I did have it out last year when I removed my nav wiring harness. It seemed seated to me and certainly looks like it’s back in place, but I have the passenger seat out right now and can easily check that side at least next time I work on the car. How much clearance do you have?

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post
    Figured out one major problem that was resulting in a good amount of the “stickiness” — the sub strap bar rubs pretty heavily on the carpet where the chassis bumps out toward the front third of seat travel. It feels a good bit better now after removing the bar and reinstalling the seat with loose fasteners as suggested.

    I think I’ll go for a QFP setup for this car instead of all the BK harness mounting stuff — removed the rear mounts today as well and installed a fresh rear deck.
    Has your carpet ever been out? I wonder if it’s not seated fully— my BK sub strap has no friction with the carpet.

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  • Pklauser
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post
    Figured out one major problem that was resulting in a good amount of the “stickiness” — the sub strap bar rubs pretty heavily on the carpet where the chassis bumps out toward the front third of seat travel. It feels a good bit better now after removing the bar and reinstalling the seat with loose fasteners as suggested.

    I think I’ll go for a QFP setup for this car instead of all the BK harness mounting stuff — removed the rear mounts today as well and installed a fresh rear deck.
    To be honest, even with the QFP, it'd be nice to have the substrap just to hold the buckle down. It's one of the allures of the Nogaro to me: a QFP user with stock seats

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  • repoman89
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    Figured out one major problem that was resulting in a good amount of the “stickiness” — the sub strap bar rubs pretty heavily on the carpet where the chassis bumps out toward the front third of seat travel. It feels a good bit better now after removing the bar and reinstalling the seat with loose fasteners as suggested.

    I think I’ll go for a QFP setup for this car instead of all the BK harness mounting stuff — removed the rear mounts today as well and installed a fresh rear deck.

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  • Cubieman
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post

    Any particular grease you used on the rails like Cubieman? Do you tighten the outside seat bolts last after torqueing down the chassis bolts?
    I used this grease:


    And yeah I tightened the rails>floor and then the BK mounts>seat.

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  • repoman89
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    The sliders I sourced looked brand new, so I didn’t add any grease.

    I’d go in this order:
    tighten sliders to floor
    tighten side mounts to seat.
    sit in seat. Slide back and forth 10-20 times, full range of travel
    tighten side mounts to sliders.
    Oooh interesting. Side mounts to sliders I always bolt down outside the car. I’ll loosen them a bit when I try again. Thanks for the tip.

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by repoman89 View Post

    Any particular grease you used on the rails like Cubieman? Do you tighten the outside seat bolts last after torqueing down the chassis bolts?
    The sliders I sourced looked brand new, so I didn’t add any grease.

    I’d go in this order:
    tighten side mounts to seat
    tighten sliders to floor
    sit in seat. Slide back and forth 10-20 times, full range of travel
    tighten side mounts to sliders.

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  • repoman89
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post
    Loosen all the bolts, bolt the seat into the car and down, slide the seat back and forth, and then doing final tightening in car with the sliders fully bolted to the chassis. took mine from sticky to stock like.
    Any particular grease you used on the rails like Cubieman? Do you tighten the outside seat bolts last after torqueing down the chassis bolts?

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