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Originally Posted by Dean
Real race seats are not adjustable unles you consider the removal of many bolts and possible drilling of holes as adjustment. 2nd drivers either suffer, or have alternate padding or molded foam inserts.
I remember one race, Boris Said was filling in at the last minute for somebody driving with his knees basically around his arms with his helmet hitting the roof...
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Race seat brackets, even the "fixed" brackets, have multiple holes in them for adjustment purposes. Of course you can't adjust them mid-race (which is where the pad swapping comes in), but you certainly want/need to be able to adjust the seat. Welding a seat into the car w/ zero ability to move it is a dumb idea.
Here's the RaceTech brackets:
You can move them for/aft via the bolts through the floor, and adjust height/tilt with the side mount bolts into the seats.