do these fit? i know jza80 seats fit jzz30 soarers, just wondered if they'd fit the aristo's as well?
They fit because the JZA80 and JZZ30 were exactly the same frame. I doubt that they'd fit the Aristo unless you were really lucky. I do hate the Aristo seats - Soarer = much better side support.
I was wondering this a while back when i wanted to keep my trimmed front Supra seats for the Aristo.. Cause i sold the Supra with a stock interior...
I think Aaron said it probably wouldn't fit.. Will see if i can dig up the old thread off the Supra Forums..
Edit - can't find it.. but would be interesting to see someone try _________________
hey guys on the seat topic wud a supra seat fit like a bride rail or not?? sorry bout stupid question but i really want to get rid of the front seats and get better stuff but dont want buckets coz they'll b too low a seating position i think.... unless if the whole supra seat and rails fit lol then that b ever better _________________
Joined: 23 Nov 2007 Posts: 1247 Location: Beerwah QLD
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 8:02 pm Post subject:
Chickita wrote:
I was wondering this a while back when i wanted to keep my trimmed front Supra seats for the Aristo.. Cause i sold the Supra with a stock interior...
I think Aaron said it probably wouldn't fit.. Will see if i can dig up the old thread off the Supra Forums..
Edit - can't find it.. but would be interesting to see someone try
You can make anything fit - it's just a question of time and money
Joined: 30 Nov 2007 Posts: 29 Location: U.S. California
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:19 am Post subject:
unfortunately they do not to a certain degree. =/ when bolted down they sit tilted towards the doors. need to do some minor modifications. ill post pics of my workers car as he goes about doing it. _________________
Joined: 30 Apr 2008 Posts: 140 Location: NEW FUCKIN ZEALAND!!
Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 8:02 am Post subject:
yeah had a bit of a look at dads the other day, the aristo bolts to the drive tunnel, like most 4 doors, but the supra bolts all to the floor. so would probably need the aristo rails swapped onto the mk4 seat for it to be able to fit. i think i'll leave it for now. how has other people fitted aftermarket seats to their aristos? made custom rails? _________________
jzs147 aristo, jza70 supra, jza80 supra
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Stay true to the origin
My uncle is a foreman for Land Transport Safety in NZ. Apparently if your vehicle is equipped with air bags, it must retain the original seats as the air bags are calibrated for it.
Has to do with your bodies impact point towards the air bag. a different seat will change that. _________________
My uncle is a foreman for Land Transport Safety in NZ. Apparently if your vehicle is equipped with air bags, it must retain the original seats as the air bags are calibrated for it.
Has to do with your bodies impact point towards the air bag. a different seat will change that.
good thing we're in Australia
P.S. I'm putting stock Aristo seats in my crappy VLOL wagon.
i was contemplating buckets but now that i have coilovers im no way in hell going to get them. im now thinkin about getting the stockers redone with more side support. and since you can deflate the back of the stock seat anyway ill do that and with the side support it'll kinda be like a bucket with less backache at night _________________
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:27 am Post subject: fitting Recaro SR3s (as in Supra) to Aristo
Bringing this one back from the dead to see if anyone has a definitive answer for me.
I've just bought some Recaros for the JZS147, so I want to try everything before paying £400 for Bride rails. Is that the only option, or do I need custom rails?
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