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are the low back ones safe? every time i ask about them i get told not to get them because of lack of head rest in a rear end accident

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The Cobra Seats are good but for goodness sake, DON'T spend your money with Mini Sport, get them from Huddersfield.


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meeni wrote:
are the low back ones safe? every time i ask about them i get told not to get them because of lack of head rest in a rear end accident


In any impact big enough to give you substantial whiplash, high-back Mini seats aren't going to give you much in the way of protection either -- they break and fold back.

If crash protection is on your agenda, find something stronger...

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GT mowog wrote:
The Cobra Seats are good but for goodness sake, DON'T spend your money with Mini Sport, get them from Huddersfield.


the above can not be understated! And yeah I have the cobra les mans style and they are awesome!!! Huddersfield are cheaper and friendly to deal with.... In my experience anyway


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Phat Kat wrote:
GT mowog wrote:
The Cobra Seats are good but for goodness sake, DON'T spend your money with Mini Sport, get them from Huddersfield.


the above can not be understated! And yeah I have the cobra les mans style and they are awesome!!! Huddersfield are cheaper and friendly to deal with.... In my experience anyway
where and who are Huddersfield. . . Web address?

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i think this is them
http://www.minispares-online.co.uk

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If crash protection is on your agenda, find something stronger...


...... than a mini! :? :D

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just updated the start of the discussion... don't know what seats to go with???

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if i had the money id definately go for the cobra classics

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Any opinions on the "tombstone" style original seats? I have some sitting on a shelf while I rebuild, wondering whether to keep them...

I have them in my car. I told the auto-trimmer to raise the edges with foam to make them more of a bucket seat when he reupholstered them and they are rather good. Basically they have a little extra foam up the edges and it is harder as well but the center of the base and back are normal, not 100% ideal for a wider person but if your a skinny fella then it's perfect :wink: .
Plus they don't need a mod plate to be legal :D

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These look good too ans cheap http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... :MESELX:IT

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Does anyone like teh corbeau recliners that minimania sell?

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Recaro.

But I may be a little biased.


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