June 22, 201313 yr comment_659706 I was given some new saas seats for the rolla and was just wondering if any one has bought or made some mounting runner to fit the seat to the ke55 mounting points,and if so where did you get them? Report
June 23, 201313 yr comment_659716 I am 99% sure that they will bolt on to the standard rails without issue. Report
June 23, 201313 yr Author comment_659752 the saas seats mounting points are shorter, both in width and lenght, will have to ring saas as they are in wethrill park and not that far from work Report
June 23, 201313 yr comment_659754 I'm thinking of Autotecnica, I thought the SAAS used the same spacing. Obviously not :( Lucky I didnt get SAAS ones :) Report
June 23, 201313 yr Author comment_659782 lucky ,but I think I have it sorted :hmm: ,if it works will post photos , if not will look at autotecnica Report
June 23, 201313 yr comment_659827 Ive yet to see any after market seats that bolt in,it normally needs some mod to get them to fit. Having said that ive seen some deadly fitments in bits of shitty tin with tek screws just bloody nightmares. Make sure its done right. rob Report
June 25, 201313 yr comment_659984 Mine were mounted using 8mm flat bar between the rear 2 original mounts. And a 5mm steel plate with a nut under the 2 front mounts. Bolted to the rails that came with the same seats as urs. Report
July 10, 201313 yr Author comment_661336 OK, I've made some mounts that work really well, using the corolla rails and basically split them in half, bolting the top half of the rail to the seat and then to the plate and then welding the plate to the lower part of the runner Report
July 10, 201313 yr comment_661347 What are the meassurements for the width and length of the mounts? Are you getting seats engineered? Keen to fit seats soon to my KE10 and currently doing my reserch :) Cameron Report
July 11, 201313 yr Author comment_661433 hi cameron seat mount points where 345mm wide approx 375mm long approx yes will have an engineer have a look at mounts , but they are so solid they will be staying in either way. seats are from super cheap made by saas,look good and are really comfy Report
July 13, 201313 yr comment_661629 couple of bits of thick flat bar usually does the trick. cut off or unbolt original rails, drill holes in flat bar and bolt to rails, line up mounts on seat, drill holes in flat bar and mount seat. And don't forget to use nylock nuts when you bolt it all in :) Report
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