How To Install [BINARY] Recaro Seat Lowering Brackets
Jul 31, 2010, 10:24 AM
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i have installed the binary kit... damn big difference!! 
but i'm not 100% if i installed it correct as the seats won't slide forward as much so my girl friend cannot reach the pedals... does this sound right to u...
but i'm not 100% if i installed it correct as the seats won't slide forward as much so my girl friend cannot reach the pedals... does this sound right to u...
Apr 13, 2011, 08:15 AM
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Ordered these from Binary directly to Switzerland
received one week later which is fast considering the low shipping price
I'm 1m83 tall, that's 6 feet or 72 inches
best quality/price/effect part I have ever bought for my evo !
great change, I got a better driving position I can see my gauges better, am closer to the gear lever, have a better foot position on the left foot-resting thing so am held in position better during spirited driving
and as a bonus by having a slightly lower point of view it feels like my car is going slightly faster lol
thanks Jared for the great brackets, a must buy
received one week later which is fast considering the low shipping price
I'm 1m83 tall, that's 6 feet or 72 inches
best quality/price/effect part I have ever bought for my evo !
great change, I got a better driving position I can see my gauges better, am closer to the gear lever, have a better foot position on the left foot-resting thing so am held in position better during spirited driving
and as a bonus by having a slightly lower point of view it feels like my car is going slightly faster lol
thanks Jared for the great brackets, a must buy
May 11, 2011, 02:30 PM
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Installed my binary brackets today. I'm speechless. Best mod I've done. I'm 6'2 and it's soo much more comfortable to drive the car. Everyone needs a set
Jun 16, 2011, 03:00 PM
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I recently revisited the issue with losing the two forward most positions after installing these awesome brackets. The issue is with the rail contacting the top of the stock acorn nuts securing the front brackets. As mentioned previously, open end nuts with washers will eliminate this problem. I didn't see the right size mentioned in ths thread so here it is.
M10x1.25 fine pitch nuts (get the locking ones with the plastic insert and/or use loctite)
M10 washers
These will give you full seat adjustment range for the shorties in your life.
M10x1.25 fine pitch nuts (get the locking ones with the plastic insert and/or use loctite)
M10 washers
These will give you full seat adjustment range for the shorties in your life.
Jul 10, 2011, 03:09 PM
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Got mine installed this weekend...the seating position is awesome!
Very happy with the product and results so far.
Here is some evidence of how much a difference it made and how I handled the last couple (forward) seating positions.
As you can see, its a very nice drop in seat height...
This is how I slightly bent the adjustment bar...
Stood on the ends and pulled up...I had no issues.
This is the nut that didn't allow complete forward seat adjustment.
HomeDepot solution...
Very happy with the product and results so far.
Here is some evidence of how much a difference it made and how I handled the last couple (forward) seating positions.
As you can see, its a very nice drop in seat height...
This is how I slightly bent the adjustment bar...
Stood on the ends and pulled up...I had no issues.
This is the nut that didn't allow complete forward seat adjustment.
HomeDepot solution...