Tenzo R racing seats
12-02-02 | 01:27 AM
#1
Tenzo R racing seats
Has anyone ever tried these. They look pretty nice and they are only $255 a piece. I would like some milanos but they are way too frickin expensive for me right now. I'll try and post a picture.
12-02-02 | 07:20 AM
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Rotor Shaped Blood Cells
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 569
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From: San Diego
my friend has a set of those in his integra....I guess they're alright. The plastic rings around where the seat belt harnesses would come through in both the backing part and the sides are kind of comming apart though, since theyre separate pieces. Otherwise, I would say that they're pretty nice, just has that Tenzo-R label on it which would bug me, but for 225, I don't think I would complain. My personal preference, is to go with a quality name for something like a seat. U don't really wanna be ripping a turn and find out that the seat rips out or comes apart. Could just be extrememly paranoid and stupid about that, but I think u get what u pay for with something like a recaro or sparco. My 2 cents. Then again, my friend daily drives that integ, and hasn't really had probs with that...so ya never know.
12-11-02 | 05:39 PM
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Junior Member
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Las Cruces, NM
Depends what u want them for ... if u want them for looks go for it ... but the tenzo-R screams "rice" If you'd get them also have some money set aside to get them upholstered, and maybe an efini emblem stitched in instead of tenzo-R. But for the price of getting that done you could probably get some really nice seats like some sparco tornios or milanos. And if you're looking for some FIA approved seats it's a whole different ball game. Another thing to think of when getting seats like this is harnesses ... Schroth makes great harness, look great, camlock design, and I think it's the only brand that's actually DOT approved if your state does inspections or if a cop pulls you over.
