Thread: seat mounting
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06-19-2009 02:55 PM #1
seat mounting
I have a new floor in my 34 but I'm not to sold on the strength for
mounting my bucket seats to it. You fellers got any good ideas for
beefin up my sheet metal floor.
Thanks
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06-19-2009 04:03 PM #2
2" x 2" x 0.125" square tubing between the frame rails.
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06-19-2009 05:22 PM #3
I did and used exactly what Tech said and mine is plenty strong. Kurt
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06-19-2009 10:52 PM #4
Did ya
Thanks guys for replying. Did you tac weld them to the sheet metal
floor. Or did you bolt them to the floor. I guess you could span the
frame rails all the way across the car. And bolt them all the way through
your lower main car frame rails. Tell me what you did?
Thanks again for replying. I'm sorry if this has been covered here
before. I searched it and could not find anything. i don't mean to
be a pain in the butt.
Scumbag
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06-19-2009 11:35 PM #5
Seats should never (IMO) be bolted just to a sheetmetal floor. As Tech suggested, a 2X2 square tube welded to the frame rails works great. Bolt the seat tracks to this crossmember with holes thru the sheetmetal floor. It's ok to use tabs of at least .250" welded to this crossmember to bolt the seats to. Seat belts should be attached to the same crossmember with .250" (minimum) tabs welded to the same crossmember.
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