The worst part about the Lotus Emira…

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Has been fixed!!

Before:
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After:
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These are the Tillett b10 (regular) seats bought from Greg at GRP

A few observations after a few hours of driving:
-You sit lower for sure. Probably 1-2 inches if not more. I need to get used to new seating position. I had to adjust my mirrors so it’s definitely not in my head.
-I’m happy to report that you sit IN the seat. Not on top of it.
-Really good adjustablily in the recline of the seat
-Somehow it feel like it’s louder and you hear the exhaust better? perhaps when you lose like 5 inches of cushion that can happen.
-It is very comfortable. Surprisingly so. Once I adjusted the recline etc I was set and I felt very comfortable and relaxed (I’m 5ft 10 and 190lbs). I almost with the XL model but glad I didn’t.
-Most importantly, you feel MUCH more of what’s happening on the road and these seats hug you beautifully and fit your body like a glove. It increases connection and drama with the car.
-Car feels a bit peppier too. I guess that happens when you drop almost 50 pounds!
-Yes it’s worth the $$!
 
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Has been fixed!!

Before:
View attachment 55284
After:
View attachment 55281
These are the Tillett b10 (regular) seats

A few observations after a few hours of driving:
-You sit lower for sure. Probably 1-2 inches if not more. I need to get used to new seating position. I had to adjust my mirrors so it’s definitely not in my head.
-I’m happy to report that you sit IN the seat. Not on top of it.
-Really good adjustablily in the recline of the seat
-Somehow it feel like it’s louder and you hear the exhaust better? perhaps when you lose like 5 inches of cushion that can happen.
-It is very comfortable. Surprisingly so. Once I adjusted the recline etc I was set and I felt very comfortable and relaxed (I’m 5ft 10 and 190lbs). I almost with the XL model but glad I didn’t.
-Most importantly, you feel MUCH more of what’s happening on the road and these seats hug you beautifully and fit your body like a glove. It increases connection and drama with the car.
-Car feels a bit peppier too. I guess that happens when you drop almost 50 pounds!
-Yes it’s worth the $$!
They look great and just the right stitching colour for mine. :cool:

Were they hard to install and did it cost mush on top of the seat?
 
Has been fixed!!

Before:
View attachment 55284
After:
View attachment 55281
These are the Tillett b10 (regular) seats bought from Greg at GRP

A few observations after a few hours of driving:
-You sit lower for sure. Probably 1-2 inches if not more. I need to get used to new seating position. I had to adjust my mirrors so it’s definitely not in my head.
-I’m happy to report that you sit IN the seat. Not on top of it.
-Really good adjustablily in the recline of the seat
-Somehow it feel like it’s louder and you hear the exhaust better? perhaps when you lose like 5 inches of cushion that can happen.
-It is very comfortable. Surprisingly so. Once I adjusted the recline etc I was set and I felt very comfortable and relaxed (I’m 5ft 10 and 190lbs). I almost with the XL model but glad I didn’t.
-Most importantly, you feel MUCH more of what’s happening on the road and these seats hug you beautifully and fit your body like a glove. It increases connection and drama with the car.
-Car feels a bit peppier too. I guess that happens when you drop almost 50 pounds!
-Yes it’s worth the $$!

What position settings did you use on the brackets?
 
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They look great and just the right stitching colour for mine. :cool:

Were they hard to install and did it cost mush on top of the seat?
No it was pretty easy to install. probably took me 2 hours taking it easy. Not sure what you mean by mush on top of the seat? 😂
 

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