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DIY- Celica seat swap for Corolla

Discussion in 'Interior' started by Irvin, Sep 10, 2013.

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    The celica seats look good, nice job OP. Is this also possible by re welding the corolla brackets onto the celica seats?
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    NPF

    I'll wait for you ask about that lol
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    Jeez! No mercy for the new members eh? :( lmao wtf does that mean... new..page..faggot/fucker? Wait.. i can curse.. right?
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    new page fail. and yes you can do cutting and welding like i am doing with mine
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    Clearly i havent been around long enough.. Anyways, thats good to know, i guess i should start looking for a pair.
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    I did that to my celica seats, transfering the corolla brackets on the celica rails...... but the rail width on the celica is 1/2 inch shorter on both sides than the corollas so the corolla brackets have to be half way off the rail on all 4 ends.....get me?
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    Yeah, im pretty sure i understand what your saying. Is it dangerous doing it that way? I remember i have a link saved to some archived diys by vamp, one including welding the seats somehow. Ill post it when i find it on my computer.
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    yeah. its safe as long as your a good welder and trust your weld. if not find someone whos good. i am proficient enough at welding, mig and stick but not tig. i have a tig too, just not much experience using it. so when i need things to be tig welded, for now, i turn to a friend of mine who has built chassis for nascar and hot rods as well as many many other things. lol
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    Welcome buddy. We mess around a lot here. To have fun. But we will answer serious questions when they arise. So don't freak out haha
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    LMFAO
    :please::please::please:

    Nope, we are rough on the new guys around here. And yes, you can fucking swear. It's actually fucking encouraged. Just not around gold.
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    No.

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    My last 4 words up there still stand.
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    Lmao alright.. good to know.

    Yeah i wouldnt trust myself welding just yet... im taking hvac in college so im learning gas pipe fitting and what not.
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    Dude... I need to take welding classes haha
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    I took them 1 year but no machine available :(

    What i did to my seats was drill the brackets on the rails with screws, weld all 4 sides and then bought some of that play dough crap sold in auto parts stores and put it all around the bracket...now the seat is firm and strong.
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    I'm firm and strong
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    Hmm. Im sure they would hold up. Got any pictures? Or when u have time to snap a few? Im a visual learner :$
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    Ill take some later in the day...but i might have some on my hard drive
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    Only cbass would use Play-Doh on his seats.
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    LOL i forgot what its called but when it dries its hard as fuck :heh:
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    quiksteel!!! that shit lol i saw it on irvins manifold and saw how hard and strong it got :heh: unbreakable for back up purpose but im sure the welds are fine...

    anyways still looking through pics but here are some pictures of the seats....they look amazing
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    That's what I used on my headlight retrofit lol
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    Looks good man, no pictures of the welds?
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    cbass doesn't know how to read FYI
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    but you cant really see the welds because i put that quiksteel on top and around of the mount to have it as a secondary safety grip i guess you can say? But i had my uncle do the welds for me.
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    Cbass's seats are held in with quick steel? Wow that's a new low. :facepalm:
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    OOOOOHHHHH MYYYYY GODDD....


    SCREWS....

    WELDS......

    FUCKEN QUICKSTEEL!!!!!
    Added: Mar 1, 2014 5:22 AM
    I wanted the seats to be super strong so that mack does not shake them violently at toyotafest 14 just like how he did on 13.
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    I really doubt that the quicksteel is doing anything there lol.

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