Thanks for constantly ignoring my question...

[scirocco_88_16v@hotmail.com (Brian Wagner)]

Ok smarty pants moving to Florida wise guy.

It would depend totally 100% on the manufacturer of the seat and how they 
designed the seat base profile.

Is it thick or thin base, is the bolster the same front and rear, was the 
purpose of the seat design to lift and tilt forward or back.

Did you ask the seat manufacturer how their seats sit compared to the actual 
Corrado seat?

And as for a posting 3 times this is the first one I have seen, and maybe no 
one has answered because they were un-sure. I personally don't like to get 
flamed for spewing unfounded knowledge.

HTH
My .02

Brian


>From: Josh Hignight <Josh.Hignight@phoenix.edu>
>To: 'scirocco' <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
>Subject: Thanks for constantly ignoring my question...
>Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 08:08:01 -0700
>
>I've asked this like three freakin' times and NOBODY has replied, at all...
>Yet you guys can babble on about mitsu's balancer shafts, which have
>absolutely no relevance to our cars, what-so-ever!
>
>Anyway, it's not that it's THAT important, it just sucks to have to ask the
>same thing 3 times.
>
>Question:
>
>Since Corrado seats in a Scirocco sit lower than stock Scirocco seats, will
>aftermarket Corrado seat brackets make an aftermarket seat sit lower in a
>Scirocco as well? Trying to find a way to avoid the "aftermarket Scirocco
>seat bracket's being too high" problem.
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>Joshua Hignight
>Student Services/Technical Services
>New Mexico Campus
>(505) 821-4800
>
>
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