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Pro High Back II Race Seats
JEGS 555-70250 Pro High Back II Race Seat Features:
- High-density polyethylene construction with high-quality double-wall shell
- Excellent back, lumbar, and side support for driver comfort
- Seat covers are available separately for added comfort and looks
- Black finish to compliment most vehicle interiors
- Made in the USA with high-quality materials and assembly
JEGS 555-70250 Pro High Back II Race Seat Note:
- Snap & Screw Set 555-70279 required to secure seat cover to the seat
FAQ
Are racing seats lighter?
- Yes, the JEGS 70250 racing seat is designed with lightweight materials such as high-density polyethylene, ensuring optimal performance on the track without compromising safety. Its construction focuses on durability and reduced weight for a competitive edge.
How do you size a race seat?
- Using a straight edge, measure the width of the driver's hips through the centerline of the body side to side, not across the lap. This measurement should match the width of the seat to be ordered.
How do I choose a racing seat?
- When selecting a racing seat, consider factors like size, material, and design. The JEGS 70250, a pro high-back race seat, offers a balance of comfort and performance. Review its features to ensure it meets your specific racing needs.
Specifications:
What seat sliders work with this Pro High Back II Race Seat? The 555-70220 listed in another question does not show up in a search here.
Does this seat fit in Meyer's fiberglass VW Dune buggy?
What bolt fits the holes on the bottom, overview does not specify bolt dimensions.
Is there somewhere that gives the mounting whole location dimensions?
Will these seats work in my jeep tj to bolt up to my original sliders
How many buttons needed to secure the cover?
What all would be needed to mount this in a 1972 buick skylark?
Will these fit an 02 Camaro?
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