Binary Seat Lowering Brackets - Review
Apr 7, 2009, 02:59 PM
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Newbie question but can someone point me in the rite direction as far as ordering them? Last time i was sent a link from a friend it didn't allow me access to the post on here. Wondering if there is somewhere else.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
May 17, 2009, 04:56 PM
#20
I got the Binary seat lowering brackets installed today! They really drop the seats and its a pretty dramatic change! I like it though since I now really feel like I am riding in and apart of the car. Zac (hellomynameis) helped me install them and he also really likes the feel. I'll have to do the fiancee test later...
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Passed the fiancee test! She likes them.
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Passed the fiancee test! She likes them.
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May 27, 2009, 09:16 AM
#23
After covering 2,200 miles in 6 days I am in love with these seat brackets! The seats are much more comfortable over the long haul with these and they just feel really natural after you get over the initial change from stock. Well worth the cost and very glad I bought/installed them before my trip.
May 31, 2009, 08:43 PM
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i just installed the dri side brackets. Clearances were tight, but if you mess around with all the adjustments you dont need to bend the bar. My bar passes right on the floor, but my seat still locks perfectly in place. I didnt even take the seat out of the car, just adjusted the backrest all the way forward, reclined it against the rear seats, supported the bottom with a plastic case I had, and all was good. Plenty of room in the evo. 
I sit much lower now, definately feels sportier. I dont feel like Im driving a truck anymore.
I sit much lower now, definately feels sportier. I dont feel like Im driving a truck anymore.
Jun 30, 2009, 05:30 PM
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Just installed my bracket and am very happy with the results. The install was very easy. It's not hard at all, just one of those mods where you need take your time and just do the work.
I never felt comfortable driving my Evo. It always felt like i was on top of the car driving a 4x4 not a "sports" cars. The placement of the pedals/shifter/arm rest never felt rite to me either. I am now in love with the new feel while driving. My big bolstered 7 seats are now easier to get in and out of and feel real good driving around. I feel more comfortable driving around in traffic and especially when I'm pushing the car. I will recommend this to every evo owner from now on. It's worth every penny i paid for it, but would have been a lot better if mitsu made the car this way stock.
Any other questions please feel free to ask.
Thanks again jid2!
EDIT: I'm about 5'10" just in case anyone else at a similar height has questions.
I never felt comfortable driving my Evo. It always felt like i was on top of the car driving a 4x4 not a "sports" cars. The placement of the pedals/shifter/arm rest never felt rite to me either. I am now in love with the new feel while driving. My big bolstered 7 seats are now easier to get in and out of and feel real good driving around. I feel more comfortable driving around in traffic and especially when I'm pushing the car. I will recommend this to every evo owner from now on. It's worth every penny i paid for it, but would have been a lot better if mitsu made the car this way stock.
Any other questions please feel free to ask.
Thanks again jid2!
EDIT: I'm about 5'10" just in case anyone else at a similar height has questions.
Last edited by Its a 7; Jun 30, 2009 at 05:34 PM.
Jul 2, 2009, 06:07 PM
#29
They make a big difference. After a while you get used to it, until you sit in another evo without it. Very easy install, I did both without removing the seats from the car, not really necessary imo. And nothing got scratched. One word of advise-- dont do like those instructions and use pliers and a allen, Just buy a damn 3/8" allen socket and make your life easier.
