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Date: 7-23-08 11:18
From: stephenslyman View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: early E36 front seats in an o2?



i was clearing out my garage today and i remembered i have a pair of e36 front seats. i know the rails would have to be modified but apart from that would they look good or bad? anyone hear of it being done?
steve



Date: 7-23-08 01:47
From: Turb02 in St Louis View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

Ive seen Vaders in a 02 and it looked good. not sure what those would look like. Take the 02 seats out and just sit the E36 seat in there and snap a pic
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Date: 7-23-08 03:47
From: Ernesto
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

stephenslyman wrote:
i was clearing out my garage today and i remembered i have a pair of e36 front seats. i know the rails would have to be modified but apart from that would they look good or bad? anyone hear of it being done? steve


As usual, issue has been covered before. http://www.bmw2002faq.com/content/view/35/32/ Try the archives too. Then pass the word.



Date: 7-23-08 08:00
From: gwb72tii in the great PNW View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

we are in the process right now of fitting e36 sedan sport seats in benetton's car. the seat rails have had to been heavily modified, as in completely removing the stock rails/supports and fabbing/welding new supports.

If you do this mod, i would suggest using the stock 2002 seat belts as they do not rely on the seat and seat mounts for structural support in a crash. in an e36 they do, and there is no way to weld in new supports in the 2002 that would replace the design in an e36.
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Date: 7-23-08 08:13
From: esty View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

Ernesto wrote:
As usual, issue has been covered before. http://www.bmw2002faq.com/content/view/35/32/ Try the archives too. Then pass the word.


you know what dude...if everyone did nothing more check the archives...you'd not have anything to participate in...

whose business would you tend to...how would you get your jollies...you wouldn't have anyone ask a question that's been asked before, thus you couldn't tell them to check the archives

does it actually bother you that there's redundancy on the forum?

paradox.....?
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Date: 7-24-08 04:04
From: stephenslyman View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

if your were to pass my car in a parking lot, would you think the seats looks stupid or would they look good?
Unfortunately my car is in the shop at the moment and i cant get at it to see what the seat would look like.
i would have thought the seat would be a little high but judging from the pictures of the 2002 with the Vader seats it looks pretty normal.





and GWB72tii,
gwb72tii wrote:
we are in the process right now of fitting e36 sedan sport seats in benetton's car. the seat rails have had to been heavily modified, as in completely removing the stock rails/supports and fabbing/welding new supports.

If you do this mod, i would suggest using the stock 2002 seat belts as they do not rely on the seat and seat mounts for structural support in a crash. in an e36 they do, and there is no way to weld in new supports in the 2002 that would replace the design in an e36.


If its possible, id love to see a photo of that when you get the job done?
steve[img][/img][img][/img][img][/img]



Date: 7-24-08 10:50
From: Tanner
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

esty wrote:
Ernesto wrote:
As usual, issue has been covered before. http://www.bmw2002faq.com/content/view/35/32/ Try the archives too. Then pass the word.


you know what dude...if everyone did nothing more check the archives...you'd not have anything to participate in...

whose business would you tend to...how would you get your jollies...you wouldn't have anyone ask a question that's been asked before, thus you couldn't tell them to check the archives

does it actually bother you that there's redundancy on the forum?

paradox.....?



You may not think so, but the archives serve a useful purpose as do the FAQ (frequently asked questions write ups.) Thinking that everyone who visits this board would ever check the archives is silly. Your position discourages using the archives for even the most mundane of questions, whereas the poster seeks to promote its use. There is nothing wrong with redundancy, unless they repeat the subjects solely for the sake of repetition.

The archives contain valuable information that at the very least can help formulate better and more informed questions on the same or a related subject. Rather than stifle free expression, it may refine it.



Date: 7-24-08 09:04
From: Benetton in fox island wa View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

[quote="stephenslyman"


If its possible, id love to see a photo of that when you get the job done?
steve[/quote]

i'll install a seat tomorrow and take some pics tomorrow
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Date: 7-24-08 09:18
From: napa02 in Napa, Ca View user's profile
Subject: Re: early E36 front seats in an o2?

esty wrote:
Ernesto wrote:
As usual, issue has been covered before. http://www.bmw2002faq.com/content/view/35/32/ Try the archives too. Then pass the word.


you know what dude...if everyone did nothing more check the archives...you'd not have anything to participate in...

whose business would you tend to...how would you get your jollies...you wouldn't have anyone ask a question that's been asked before, thus you couldn't tell them to check the archives

does it actually bother you that there's redundancy on the forum?

paradox.....?
And also as usual it's some ass-clown who lacks the sack to use his real fake name......
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