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sperry · 2009-06-04, 12:20 PM

I run the 4009WHR and 4009W in my WRX. Very comfy and supportive seats (kick-ass memory foam cushions). I use the "W"ide models (I'm 6'4", 210lbs) though I can squeeze into the normal width ones (I was going to get the Wide/Tall models, but they weren't FIA certified yet when I was shopping). I find the W's give me more mobility w/ my legs for left foot braking, double clutching, etc. Since I've got a 6-point harness, I'm not really moving around much even if the seat's too wide.

Keep in mind these are fixed-back buckets... it's tough to use the stock seatbelts w/ them. Plus you will need Subaru specific brackets, sliders, and side mounts for the seats if Duckie's not including all those bits.

2009-06-04, 12:20 PM	#3
sperry The Doink Real Name: Scott Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 20,335 Car: '09 OBXT, '02 WRX, '96 Miata Class: PDX/TT-6 The way out is through	I run the 4009WHR and 4009W in my WRX. Very comfy and supportive seats (kick-ass memory foam cushions). I use the "W"ide models (I'm 6'4", 210lbs) though I can squeeze into the normal width ones (I was going to get the Wide/Tall models, but they weren't FIA certified yet when I was shopping). I find the W's give me more mobility w/ my legs for left foot braking, double clutching, etc. Since I've got a 6-point harness, I'm not really moving around much even if the seat's too wide. Keep in mind these are fixed-back buckets... it's tough to use the stock seatbelts w/ them. Plus you will need Subaru specific brackets, sliders, and side mounts for the seats if Duckie's not including all those bits. __________________ Is you is, or is you ain't, my con-stit-u-ints?