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Apparently there have been mixed reveiws of the Nagisa/NAMS low seat rails working with the Evo2 seat. On the few online stores I visited, they are advertised to work with the Evo2 seat. I would just like to hear some experience if anyone here has used the Evo2 and what you used to mount the seat. I already bought the rails and seat, so I guess I will find out either way, but a heads up would be nice.
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Cory B.
"Driving a race car as fast as possible is all about maintaining the highest possible acceleration level in the appropriate direction."
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I had bride rails and they didnt' fit.
I don't expect the NAMS ones to fit either. -
I'm not sure if it helps, but I have a set of Sparco ones I'm about to sail.Comment
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Are the sparco sliders complete, as in they mount the seat to the floor, or are they just the slider rails? I'm not very familiar with seat brackets and such...Cory B.
"Driving a race car as fast as possible is all about maintaining the highest possible acceleration level in the appropriate direction."
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Screw it. If the Nagisa rails don't work, I will probably just modify the stock bracket/slider to work. It shouldn't be too hard...Cory B.
"Driving a race car as fast as possible is all about maintaining the highest possible acceleration level in the appropriate direction."
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Unless your are pretty darn short, that won't work well Cory.Between rides...unless you count a WD21...
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It worked out pretty well for "orion" on FA although he owns an S14. I sat in his car and it seemed pretty good. He is a couple inches taller than I am and doesn't have much of an issue.
This is the end product:
Cory B.
"Driving a race car as fast as possible is all about maintaining the highest possible acceleration level in the appropriate direction."
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