Fronts need adapted seat tracks, and then sit too far towards the door
(by about 3/4")
but I think 1 and 2 gen both work. They are good seats if you get them
for cheap, and they fit me pretty nicely at 5'10" and 200+ lbs...

I like 'em.

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I have a car disease. There is no cure.
I'm not even managing the symptoms very well...

As I'm looking in the New England area, I'm seeing tons of Integra and Civic seats for $50/pair. For that, I can be wrong about both fit and color several times and STILL come out ahead of what people are asking for beat-up 320i Recaros. I guess the trick is finding something that 1) has a flat bottom so the seat rails can be adapted, and 2) jives with your sense of propriety regarding visual integration into the car. I'll let everyone know what I wind up doing. --Rob

I used a set of Integra seats that have a kinda square frame headrest (hollow in the middle). Not sure what year these came from - BUT, the stock 2002 seat rails bolt up to them if you redrill one hole in each rail. The seat adjustments work, they go back plenty far (I am 6'-4"), and there is no width or position issues.

I think your biggest issue might be finding seats with nice upohlstery. I have 2 sets of cloth Integra seats, and they show some age (but I find them more comfortable than the Corbeaus in the E30!).

I have never heard about the Integra rear seats. That might be something I have to look in to!
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Brian
'72 2002
'91 325i

I've got integra rear seats. wish i could tell you which year they're from, but i have no clue. It's the kind with no headrest on the back. if you do a search, you'll prolly find a better description from me, along with pics. most people think they're stock, but the really observant people wonder about the split-fold function, since you can't do that with an 02 and the structural metal between backseat and trunk. so then i gotta say they're from an integra...
and yeah, u gotta cut some metal from the back of the rear seat, and figure out a way to bolt the upright portion in place. Otherwise, they fit nicely.
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1974 2002, 4224479, #74 EP/FSP, daily driver, track toy
1983 Yamaha RX50: 7hp/70+ MPG, in town run-about
1992 Miata: #43 CSP, winter beater