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Differences in seat mounting in '72 vs '75 S30s


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Hello all,

 

I am in the process of a more extensive upgrade than originally planed (1972, modded when I got it), and wanted to know if anyone is aware of any differences in seat mounting between a '72 240 and a '75 260. I found that Sparco makes a bracket for the '75, so i wanted to check with the people who would know best.

 

I believe I saw a thread on this a while back, but my search-fu is lacking and I have not been able to find it again. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

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You can have custom seat brackets made by these guys (http://www.wedgeengineering.net) takes some time, but if they mess up, you can return it free of charge and they will make you a new one.

 

Cost me about $100 per bracket, had them made for my my ZX and 260z. Mine were made to use sparco sliders

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http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?42712-A-Questionl.-240-280-seats

 

Recently discussed over at czcc. There are three different seat brackets. Basically 240-early 260, then late 260' 75-76 280, then 77-78. all seat cushions exchange years and mount to the brackets, but bracket to floor mounting is very different. 240 have studs, all others use bolts just to show how different they are.

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http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?42712-A-Questionl.-240-280-seats

 

Recently discussed over at czcc. There are three different seat brackets. Basically 240-early 260, then late 260' 75-76 280, then 77-78. all seat cushions exchange years and mount to the brackets, but bracket to floor mounting is very different. 240 have studs, all others use bolts just to show how different they are.

 

The early 260Z also uses studs, not sure about late 260Z.

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