[93mustang]

I have a pair of APC seats (cheaper version of Corbeau) that I bought a few years ago and I am finally going to try and install them.
They come with sliders, but not the mounting brackets. And the bolt spacing is different. That's why I've been putting it off for so long!!

Does anyone know of a company who makes seat bracket adaptors for this type of application?
Thanks

[EagleAutosports]

I got the Summit seats for mine and used Corbeau brackets, I did have to redrill them to fit due to the unique bolt pattern they had. I'm guessing those APC seats will have pretty much the same thing. What I'd suggest is getting some Holcomb seat brackets, they're made for custom seat installs and have multiple bolt holes.

HOLCOMB MOTORSPORTS

[77highboy]

Lol, thats the exact same thing I did. The seats were on sale at a local shop so I couldn't pass them up, but they have been sitting in the garage for 4.5 years because I couldn't find brackets and never got the urge to make my own. Do yours say APC on both seat backs? I didn't even open mine to look at them for a little over a year and a half, but when I did only one seat had APC on the back, the other one is just blank.

[93mustang]

Originally Posted by 77highboy

Lol, thats the exact same thing I did. The seats were on sale at a local shop so I couldn't pass them up, but they have been sitting in the garage for 4.5 years because I couldn't find brackets and never got the urge to make my own. Do yours say APC on both seat backs? I didn't even open mine to look at them for a little over a year and a half, but when I did only one seat had APC on the back, the other one is just blank.

I can't remeber really.
I know they both said APC on them.
I think it was on the fronts at the top.
I got mine from Summit Racing.
I almost installed them once using the factory sliders.
But it seemed like your head would be hitting the roof, so I just put the stock one back.

Thanks for the info Eagle.
Thos adaptors aren't cheap!