Not too bad. Its been a long time. the Honda seats and mounts are narrower than the2002seats so i got some aluminum bars (~3/16x2” x a couple feet(enough to have 4 of them) and with the stock seat rails on the car i marked where to drill them. Then drilled and bolted rails to the aluminum. Then set the seat on the aluminum to find the left to right position you like (centered with the steering wheel) and then drill and bolt aluminum to the seats. One of the rear seat mounts is not on the same plane so i used a longer bolt and some washers and maybe a nut to make it the same. Then bolted the seat rails to the aluminum bars and the bolted into the car. This left about 2” of the bars visible between the seat and the door that i painted flat black. I am 6’2” and the seat was just right for me. Make sure to get the plastic side covers for the honda seats.
it was really pretty easy to do. The aluminum is strong and easy to cut and drill. Make sure to file down any sharp edges.
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Not too bad. Its been a long time. the Honda seats and mounts are narrower than the 2002 seats so i got some aluminum bars (~3/16x2” x a couple feet(enough to have 4 of them) and with the stock seat rails on the car i marked where to drill them. Then drilled and bolted rails to the aluminum. Then set the seat on the aluminum to find the left to right position you like (centered with the steering wheel) and then drill and bolt aluminum to the seats. One of the rear seat mounts is not on the same plane so i used a longer bolt and some washers and maybe a nut to make it the same. Then bolted the seat rails to the aluminum bars and the bolted into the car. This left about 2” of the bars visible between the seat and the door that i painted flat black. I am 6’2” and the seat was just right for me. Make sure to get the plastic side covers for the honda seats.
it was really pretty easy to do. The aluminum is strong and easy to cut and drill. Make sure to file down any sharp edges.
let me know if you try it