Racing Seat Bucket Bracket Compatible with 1997-2004 Chevrolet Corvette, Low Mount Rail Track, Driver and Passenger Side, Black

I used these mounts in combination with a set of seats from here. I used a step bit to drill out two new holes so that everything would line up. The holes were roughly, if memory serves, 14.5" on center. On the side that had the seatbelt mount, I lined up the two inner holes and then measure from those to drill out the holes on the other side. This allowed the room required to mount the seatbelt. In order for the seats I bought to fit in the C5, the recline lever had to be facing the tunnel or else it would contact the trim piece for the seatbelt retractor. I bought the hardware from the orange box store. I needed 8 5/16"-18 x 3/4", 8 5/16" washers and 8 5/16"-18 nuts. I also needed two bolts for the seat belt receptacle but can't remember the size, but they were 3/4" in length. I purchased all stainless steel hardware. Pretty much everything I saw and read said to use cap head screws (allen head) but I could only find the traditional bolt heads that take a socket/wrench. The reason the allen head bolts are recommended is because you cannot get a wrench/socket around the head of the bolt due to the rails. However, I was still able to tighten them down once the bolt started to bite and also used some Loctite. These worked great for what I needed them for. No complaints.

I have a 97 C5 corvette. The bracket does fit the existing bolts perfectly. The provided holes do not match up with the universal racing seat sliders. You will have to get creative and drill your own holes and find your own mounting hardware. It's not a deal breaker. This is what I expected. If you have good experience working with tools and have a drill press, you're going to be just fine. If you're a novice at fabricating, you may want to save the extra dollars and purchase something that is tailored specifically for your vehicle. Overall, it's good quality.

I was sent two different mounts and only one fit my car. I had to cut and weld the one to match/fit the car. Really thin steel with not a lot strength.

Brackets are way better quality than expected. It dropped right in and fit perfectly.

Works good with C 5 corvette so had to drill 2 rear holes, pain in the butt, just measure Twice drill once.

The low profile of the brackets is nice, this allows the back of the seats to clear. However the brackets do not have slotted holes for adjustment. I had to create slots in the brackets so the the seat would line up with the brackets. Once this was done, had to remove the brackets from the seat to add some slotted holes to adjust the seat to fit in the car correctly.

High quality item. Some modifications will be needed depending on make & model.

Chinese steel, holes in the wrong spot fit is terrible . Wields are trash. I tossed them in the garbage. Sturdy as long as you don’t wreck I suppose. Don’t put a price on safety, by pass these.