Fellow Proto’s,
I’ve just started a new business as the exclusive US importer of SR Sport Seats and would like to offer the forum a group-buy. You can see all about the seats on my website, www.radionmotorsports.com. They are a quality product, made in Malaysia, look and feel good, and the prices are great, ranging from $529/pair for the base model to $799/pair for the leather seats. Yes, that’s for a pair!

This is the SR2 Millennium model:

Here’s the discount breakdown:
Order 5 or more pairs: 10% off retail price
Order 10 or more pairs: 15% off retail price
Order 15 or more pairs: 20% off retail price (that make the leather seats $640/pair!)

With the group buy, I’ll throw in the universal sliders and a set of SR Sport Seat decals for free, a $53 value.

All seats are sold as pairs only, since they have the recliner handles on different sides for driver and passenger.

I will need payment before I ship (I should have my credit card machine soon, otherwise I take PayPal, money orders, etc.) and I have a full container of seats arriving in two weeks, so I’ll have every model in every color available. Shipping will be from $15 in the Northwest to $40 to Florida, and of course I have to charge Washington state residents 7.9% sales tax (sorry).

If you have any questions, please email or PM me, or reply to this thread. I’ll be updating and adding to the website daily, so check there first, I may have already answered your question.

Please note, these are ‘universal’ seats, meaning you must do some adapting to get them to fit into any car. For my 1st Gen Protégé, I built some adaptors from 1”x1.5” steel square tubing and was able to retain my stock sliders. I’ll get a page on my website about this soon. Or it might be easier to adapt the included universal sliders to your car. Either way, they aren’t a direct bolt-in. Just thought I’d let you know that.

tom

 

Here are some photos of the adaptors I made for my 91 Protege which allow me to use the stock seat sliders.

This shows each side of the adaptors - the one on the top is showing the seat side, the one below the slider side. The big notches are to clear some plates on the sliders and wiring (and to save some weight).


Here are the adaptors mounted to the sliders. All I have to do now is bolt the seats on and I'm ready to go.


Using these adaptors means I don't have to drill holes in my car or weld anything in, and, when the time comes to sell the car, I can put the stock seats back in and use the SRs in my next car.

Hope this helps.

tom

 

Hi there

Checked out your website and it is looking good. I see you are also selling H&R's. How much for a set to fit the P5?

 

I can do a set of springs for $245.

Let me know if you're interested.

tom

 

Do you have any adapters that will make these fit the p5???

Do the covers come off like sparco seats do??

 

You'd have to make your own adaptors, which isn't too hard.

And no, the covers don't come off.

tom

 

Do we have anyone that wants to do a group buy on these ? i would be interested if the price went down but people need to help out and order with everyone ...Jon 93 lx

 

I AM DOWN TO DO THIS GROUP BUY...ANYONE ELSE??

 

If we could get the 20% off I'd be into it, but w/o it it's pretty much out of any price range for a set of seats.

 

New2game323, nyczmp3, itzkcatz, and anyone else lurking,

Due to an ongoing family problem, I've decided to close my business and want to sell off my inventory. I have the following seats in stock and will sell them at the prices shown (about -15%):

SR2 - Red         &n bsp;       $448 + shipping
SR2 Millennium - Red   $490    "
SR2 Millennium - Blue  $490    "
SR3 - Black (demos)   $482    "
SR3 Leather - w/red   $675    "

(The SR3 demos were used during the summer at shows for people to try, so they have some dirt, hair, etc. on them but aren't stained or marked in any way. They just need a good vacuuming and cleaning.)

You can check my website to see the models and colors, or email me directly at tom@radionmotorsports.com with questions.

tom