Racing Seat Installation For The 99 Honda Civic 

Glad it helped ya buddy

Thanks man. That passenger seat was a nightmare haha.

Thanks!

Thanks!

I'd have to take a look. I know ebay does sell good name brand rails if you're unable to get them on an actual car parts site. Go to the Honda forum and they have some good recommendations there. Now when I say eBay, I don't mean buy eBay brand rails. I mean look for good name brand ones and buy those through eBay

The seat rails I got, basically sit right on the floor. There is no way to make them lower by modifying. I do believe I sit lower in these aftermarket seats then I do in the stock ones, so that would give you a bit more head room

@@Trytec96 thanks bro. The stock seats is so high lol

Same here man: just got a '99 SI and I came here looking for solutions to my seat problem :D

I would if I still had the vehicle haha.

I'll be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of them for my car. I'd spend the few dollars more and get a nicer set unless you don't mind possibly having to mod or fight with the bracket like I had to for the passenger. I can't see why they wouldn't work for a R/H drive Civic. I would imagine the mounting bolt positions are the same

@@Trytec96 Thanks for taking you time to reply! I will look on the market for a nicer set. Thanks again for your help and awesome informative videos, great content man!

www.ebay.ca/itm/163997360002 Hopefully this link works for you.

Are you having trouble mounting the bracket to the seat or mounting them into the car? The brackets for me mounted easily to the seat and only the passenger seat was a nightmare mounting to the car. I should have spent the extra money and just bought the better brackets

Trytec mounting them to the car the other part was easy but just reminding them to the car is becoming a nightmare for me lol ... what did u do to get them on??

Same here if I would’ve known I would’ve went with a better brand but they was all sold out ...

Did you bent the Metal or what ?

@@joseagosto9753 So there are a couple things you can do. First, take the bracket off the seat and see if it will mount. My bracket was slightly off. You can try putting in a couple bolts very lose so you can still have a bit of movement in the bracket to put the remainder of the bolts in. I almost cut and rewelded a new piece so it lined up better, but I was able to pry the bracket over just enough to get the last bolt in. You could also drill the hole larger if it's only slightly off but I wouldn't suggest that as it will affect the integrity of the bracket and weaken in.

You do not need to disconnect your battery to remove the seats