DNA Motoring SBK-LM-MM89 Pair of Low Mount Racing Bucket Seat Mount Brackets Compatible with 90-97 Miata, Black

I was honestly skeptical at first. Did the passenger side first and boy was that a bother. Could not be sure whether it was the bracket itself or the funky passenger transmission shape area so I gave the item 5 stars anyway. The driver side fit like a glove and I am definitely enjoying the seats.

I am going to be honest in my review. These brackets are constructed out of very flimsy material. The holes do not line up with their actual racing seats that they sell. I was very suprised as holes are just randomly drilled and are off by almost an inch. I have over 10 years in the Automotive field and these brackets are a safety concern. The bracket will likely snap in a collision. There should be laws in effect to protect this kind of stuff from being produced. If I want the seats and sliders that I ordered through them, I will have to drill an additional hole in between two preexisting holes. Given that this product is already made out of very thin metal. I am highly worried that this bracket will not hold up with constant weight of 160lbs put in the seat. I am writting in depth so nobody gets hurt or wastes their money on these brackets. I'm not even going to return this product. I am currently looking into contacting someone to review this product for safety and legaility concerns. This is a hazard in a vehicle. The seats I will say seem to be constructed well. This company has no buisness making mounting brackets and I will never order another product from them again because of this. I understand aftermarket applications can cut corners, but this bracket is as flimsy as aluminum. This is not a good look for this company. Do as you please with your momey, but I cant stand silent on this. Ive provided photos so you can see how dangerous the brackets are. Holes are drilled on the edge of metal, in a accident these bolts will break and cause serious injury or death to the driver. I tried to save a couple bucks, but I will gladly eat the money on this one to bring it to others attention. You get what you pay for. Ive had good experiences with a lot of aftermarket companies, but this was not one of them. Its even possible they are not aware of how dangerous these are, but I am making it away in my review. Amazon needs to step in amd ban the sale of this specific product.

Easy to install, and worked well with my new seats.

They are over all great! BUT they do not work with nrg seats in a Mazda Miata just an fyi.

I have a 2006 Nissan 350z, and the thing I would point out is that it will fit a G-Force panel chair off Amazon. I had a SLIGHT issue with the passenger side, getting it to line up, but I managed to line it up and just slowly turn each bolt around the entire base to sink it in. It is a little flimsy, but it does the job.

After reading the reviews I hesitant however, the reviews for the 350z were highly rated. The fitment is great and you can use your stock seat belt buckles if you do not have harnesses. Excuses the mess in the photo, they were taken before the install.

These brackets will 100% not fit a 2004 ES1 Civic 4 door (LX trim) unless you don't mind going through the hassle of extensive modifications and have a couple hours to spare for that.Like other reviews have stated, of all 4 mounting holes to bolt the brackets to the chassis, only 2 will barely line up decently while the remaining are completely off the marks. You will have to drill AND cut & weld in order to have all 4 holes of the brackets line up to the existing ones for the stock seats.And to keep the sliders on the seats that they're also selling and supposedly should work with these brackets, you will have to drill new holes and add spacers between the sliders and the brackets in order for the sliding mechanism to actually be clear of interferences and work decently.The welds on these brackets are not very structurally sound, so beware of this as well.Tl;Dr: overall completely AVOID these brackets if you value your time and want something that will bolt up nicely to the stock mounting holes without requiring you to bust out the power drill, grinder, and welder.

driver bracket needed some creative modifying to fit is not as universal as it says