Scat Enterprises Seat Adapter - 82-92 Camaro - Pass. Side

Purchased two sets in Dec 2016 and neither set fit my car without some grinding to the holes to make it fit. To the best of my knowledge and independent garage inspection prior to purchasing my 89 it hasn't ever been in an accident. So I was disappointed I had to grind the brackets to bolt up to my floor pan. After installation I am happy overall with my new procar seats. One criticism I do have is that they designed this bracket for thirdgens but have no information and/or installation instructions, even called them. I quickly realized that the thirdgen cars require cutting the seat slider brackets so the seat can sit as low as possible in the car. So I spent extra time cutting one level off at a time to confirm that I needed to remove both bottom two slots front and rear on the slide brackets to slam it to the floor. Just think the designer should share more information than just you figure it out! I also had to reverse seats, the right seat to the left side and left seat to the right side of the car. There was interference between the seat belt assembly on the floor and the seat levers, so I had to put the seat lever on the inside by the center console like another Thirgener recommended on the forum.

Purchased two sets in Dec 2016 and neither set fit my car without some grinding to the holes to make it fit. To the best of my knowledge and independent garage inspection prior to purchasing my 89 it hasn't ever been in an accident. So I was disappointed I had to grind the brackets to bolt up to my floor pan. After installation I am happy overall with my new procar seats. One criticism I do have is that they designed this bracket for thirdgens but have no information and/or installation instructions, even called them. I quickly realized that the thirdgen cars require cutting the seat slider brackets so the seat can sit as low as possible in the car. So I spent extra time cutting one level off at a time to confirm that I needed to remove both bottom two slots front and rear on the slide brackets to slam it to the floor. Just think the designer should share more information than just you figure it out! I also had to reverse seats, the right seat to the left side and left seat to the right side of the car. There was interference between the seat belt assembly on the floor and the seat levers, so I had to put the seat lever on the inside by the center console like another Thirgener recommended on the forum.