When fitting a racing seat, you need to check the manufacturer’s guide and ensure you have all the correct fittings. An incorrectly fitted seat could cause injury and put others at risk while you are racing. If in doubt, then speak to a racing professional or a local vehicle mechanic to ensure that the seat is fitted correctly. Each seat will have its own specific fitting needs, we have included a basic guide to point you in the right direction. Before you get started you will need the right equipment. As well as the car itself, this will include: Mounting brackets (bottom or side depending on the seat) Sliders – if you want to be able to move the position of the seat (this is not an option on some seats), Nuts and bolts to connect the seat to the brackets and the brackets to the car Tools – generally you can install a seat with as little as a flathead screwdriver and a socket and ratchet set. Space – give yourself enough space to be able to lay everything out and move around the vehicle as needed Once you have everything you need, the next step is to attach the mounting brackets and sliders, if they are being used, to the new racing seat. Make sure you line up the holes on the brackets correctly. Now you need to remove the factory seat from your vehicle. Start by removing the rear bolts and then remove the front bolts. Once completed unplug all seat connectors. It helps to tilt the seat back so that you can see the underside. Once everything is disconnected, you should be able to pull the set out and remove it from the vehicle. Don’t forget to detach the seat belt buckle. This is only necessary if it was attached to the seat, rather than the body of the vehicle. You are now ready to install the new seat. Start by attaching the seat belt buckle if necessary. Then maneuver the seat into position and reconnect the connectors. If any of them are not accommodated by the new seat, they can be left unplugged. Now bolt the seat into place starting with the front bolts. Be careful not to over tighten the bolts. Once completed, check the position of the seat. If it doesn't feel right, then take it out and start again. It is important the position is correct for you, otherwise, your safety and driving performance could be compromised.