View Full Version : Corbeau A4's or TRS???
Well...I am selling my Corbeau Forza's so that I can get some kiddie seats in the back of the car when we hit the car shows. Major pain in the butt with the fixed back seats. So I am sticking with Corbeaus since I really liked them and have the brackets. The two I am looking at are the A4's and the TRS. Anyone had them or both wanna tell me how you liked them??
Thanks!
asifnyc
05-31-2009, 08:26 PM
I have an A4. it's a nice seat but unless you are smaller/skinny I would recommend going with one of their wider seats. I'm pretty thin, 6' 5", 34" waist. I totally fit in the seat but it's just a little cramped... for a race car you might want it that snug but for a street car it's nice to not have pressure on your hips the whole time...
I have an A4. it's a nice seat but unless you are smaller/skinny I would recommend going with one of their wider seats. I'm pretty thin, 6' 5", 34" waist. I totally fit in the seat but it's just a little cramped... for a race car you might want it that snug but for a street car it's nice to not have pressure on your hips the whole time...
Thanks for the info! I am 5' 10" with a 36" waist so maybe I should go for the TRS. They say are for 36-38 waist.
67ragtp
06-01-2009, 05:40 AM
I have the standard TRS seats in my car, they are also a bit on the narrow side. The shoulder bolsters can feel tight especially if you are a broad shouldered guy. The thigh bolsters are also pretty high to get over, Im 5'6'' 180 with pretty wide shoulders they are a little tight up top. A friend of mine bought them in the wide version and I thought they were much more comfortable. Some of my buddies are 200+ pounds they look shoe horned in to those seats, if theres any way you can try the seat on for size I would highly recommend it. Its amazing how different they can be. Its almost as if they should have spread or widened the shoulder bolsters just a bit more.
You may want to look into the Legacys/LG1's they are similar in design but I understand not as tight. Talk to Jim at motorsportsseats.com he has great prices and can describe the fits pretty well.
Rich
DRJDVM's '69
06-01-2009, 10:15 AM
Do everything in your power to "test sit" any seat you are thinking about buying. It will make a huge difference in your final decision.
Descriptions and personal commentaries are great, but it just cant replace a first hand trial. I know it can be hard to find the seats you want and be able to sit in them, but it can be done. Car shows are a great place.... just be polite and curteous and most guys will let you sit in their car for a minute... just be clean and dont start fondling the rest of the car :)
I have the Corbeau CR1's in the wide version.... I'm 6'3" 210 lbs and they fit perfect for me..... snug and comfortable but not too tight or restrictive for a street car.
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