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Advice and opinions on Kirkey aluminum seats
With not having a lot of room to operate the brake pedal I have decided to try a Kirkey seat. My bench seat comes up against the roll bar and doesn't give much room for my left leg to work the brake. So thinking of a Kirkey seat. Looking for any help from guys who have installed them. Forgot to mention mine is a 63 Plymouth B body. One person already figured that out before I edited the post. Thanks
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Re: Advice and opinions on Kirkey aluminum seats
The Jaz aluminum seat might be a better option
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Re: Advice and opinions on Kirkey aluminum seats
I'm guessing by your login this is an early B body car.
I've done many B body cars over the years with both Jaz and Kirkey seats . While I prefer the Kirkey 55 series seats because I feel they are stronger ,I always have to bend the left side support out a bit to give more lateral leg movement and ease of entry /exit when using the narrower 17" seats that are common for F body GM cars ...The JAZ seat has the sides cut down lower and allows for easier entry and exit and more leg lateral movement. On large cars such as a B body you can easily use the 20" wide Kirkey seats which will allow ample leg room without bending them out.
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