DRIVELINEmotoring EXPLAINS - DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FAKE AND REAL BRIDE SEATS
Jun 25, 2009, 03:22 PM
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DRIVELINEmotoring EXPLAINS - DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FAKE AND REAL BRIDE SEATS
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HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FAKE AND REAL BRIDE SEATS
We have included a fairly descriptive chart, showing the differences between
fake and reaL Bride Gias. For those of you eBay shoppers, you may find this to be
useful.
WATCH OUT AND MAKE SURE YOU AREN'T GETTING RIPPED OFF!!
HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FAKE AND REAL BRIDE SEATS
We have included a fairly descriptive chart, showing the differences between
fake and reaL Bride Gias. For those of you eBay shoppers, you may find this to be
useful.
WATCH OUT AND MAKE SURE YOU AREN'T GETTING RIPPED OFF!!
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Jun 25, 2009, 03:29 PM
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Wow who cares. A seat is a seat MOST times. I have "fake" Bride's and they feel and function fantastic. Paying $1,500 for two seats is ludacris I don't care what your reasoning is.
Jun 25, 2009, 03:32 PM
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I understand your response, however I would like to sway this from turning into an argument. Please keep this thread decent!
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Jun 25, 2009, 03:56 PM
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Bride seats are tested for crash safety and meets japan circuit racing safety standards. Knock offs are not. I would rather stick with stock seats if you dont want to spend the money on aftermarket seats. God forbid you get into a accident with those fake Brides, maybe they will hold just fine or maybe your will get ejected out the front window with your knock off seats. Dont be ignorant and try to justify your purchase.
Jun 25, 2009, 04:18 PM
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I trust them. More people run fake seats then we like to admit. I've never seen any seat just crumble and snap other than those $100 wannabe Recaro's on ebay they are like cardboard. The weight of my one "Vios III Low Max full fiberglass bucket seat" is 10lbs. You can't complain about that.
LOL your from New York what do you know.
Bride seats are tested for crash safety and meets japan circuit racing safety standards. Knock offs are not. I would rather stick with stock seats if you dont want to spend the money on aftermarket seats. God forbid you get into a accident with those fake Brides, maybe they will hold just fine or maybe your will get ejected out the front window with your knock off seats. Dont be ignorant and try to justify your purchase.
Jun 25, 2009, 05:58 PM
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i got some knock off for free and was skeptical on switching out my leather recaros with these..heard couple horror stories about fake seats so i left it stock
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Thanks for the head's up thread. It's always nice to know.
OT: Anyone know if their is a big difference between the Recaro profi spa c/f vs the Bride zeta III c/f?
OT: Anyone know if their is a big difference between the Recaro profi spa c/f vs the Bride zeta III c/f?