Doesn't look to bad. Idk about shittybuilt though.
Looks cool, but way to similar to mastercraft seats,so I don't want to buy stuff that copies from sponsors or friends of wayalife
I agree. I like the Mastercraft seats but I'm not removing my leather seats.
For what they are, I'm sure they will work just fine for you Brankz. What's your other option? Find a set of used seats?
Check out Corbeau seats they have several styles that are available that will fit in the JKs with there mounts between 400-600 range.
I have Corbeau seats and I wouldn't recommend them to my worst enemy. Sides broke down within the first month and they are just a little too wide for a JK.
I didnt say they were of the same quality i was just giving options
I understand but unfortunately Brankzie has a thing about fixing things that aren't broke.
I have also been on a search for seats since i bought my jeep, apparently it was a Hawaiian rental Jeep (i found this out by the rental contract stuffed behind my glovebox, if i would have known this prior to buying it i would have looked at others) and a very large individual must have been in the passenger seat all the time. I just cant decide on a seat to put in and have not pulled the trigger yet.
You mean they didn't list obesity on the carfax report? Lol. Mine has an interesting history as well, previous owner went airborne with it and I have a feeling it wasn't by choice, lmao.
Why not buy some trek armor covers in black. Seems like a waste to replace the whole seat just for the color ?
You can prob get factory Katzkin leather covers. Install looks to be a pain in the ass but well worth the time.
This is a better option Brankzie - cheaper and easier - and you might be able to get that Zebra print you've always wanted. :clap2:
Why not buy some trek armor covers in black. Seems like a waste to replace the whole seat just for the color ?
You can prob get factory Katzkin leather covers. Install looks to be a pain in the ass but well worth the time.
I understand but unfortunately Brankzie has a thing about fixing things that aren't broke.