05-06-2015, 01:34 PM
Jake Wrote:The side-mount seat brackets are pretty universal. You just have to make sure whatever seats you buy are also side-mount.
What you need to locate is a floor mount adapter. Something like this, but for your car and not a BMW (image from Bimmerworld):
For gauges, you can do the Android + Torque + Bluetooth adapter easily enough. It should be accurate enough to use for now. Do some reading and figure out where others tap for the senders for real gauges though.
I think the side mounts purchased under optional are just all I need? I may not be reading their wording right though. Also, it looks like FIA approved seats from Corbeau you can use the sliding mount brackets. Just thought I'd mention it just in case.
Link to seats: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://corbeau.com/fx1-pro.html">http://corbeau.com/fx1-pro.html</a><!-- m -->
Yeah that sounds like a good option for the temporary gauges Jake :thumbup:
Late edit: I think I found what you are saying?: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://corbeau.com/master-seat-brackets">http://corbeau.com/master-seat-brackets</a><!-- m -->
Corbeau Seat Brackets
If you know anything about aftermarket seats and brackets, you’ll know that Corbeau is the best when it comes to our selection and fitment of custom brackets. Our brackets are the most affordable in the industry and are the only brackets that include sliders. When installing an aftermarket seat, the bracket is just as important as the seat. Without the correct bracket you will more than likely run into several issues during the installation process and beyond. Corbeau brackets are designed specifically for Corbeau seats and will not work with any other seat brand.
Pricing:
Adapters Starting with A: $39.00 per Bracket
Edit again: Tried manually finding them and this is what I found: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://corbeau.com/mazda-3-speed3-04-13-seat-brackets.html">http://corbeau.com/mazda-3-speed3-04-13 ... ckets.html</a><!-- m -->
Not sure if they do have unsliding brackets or whatever you are saying. I'll just call them.