Has anyone installed Yonaka seats?
 

I've been checking the possibility of replacing my worn leather stockers with aftermarket seats. I just redid most of my interior in black suede (door panels, lower door panels, dash, upper glovebox section, console, radio bezel, underdash area, cubby hole piece; I still have to do the sunvisors but I've been lazy lately). For this reason I was looking for suede covered seats and have been searching for days on Ebay and the websites. Much of what is out there is just vinyl crap and fake leather, until I stumbled upon this Yonaka brand seats (www.yonaka.com), there is another brand SZ which also looks good.

For the price (I can't afford now Recaros or Corbeaus, got a baby on the way) I found the Yonaka seats to be well made and good looking. There are several styles I still have to decide which one I would like but anyway the mounting bolt pattern seems to be the same. Has anyone installed this brand of seats? there seems to be no adapter available so I'll have to make my own, or maybe someone knows of a vendor that makes adapters for 4th gens? I wrote to the dealer here in north FL and the guy barely answered back saying that they came with "universal sliders" he didn't even bother to give me the front to back and side to side bolt distances as I kindly requested so I could compare with my stock setup.

Thanks for your comments!

for that price, go with sparco.lol

or go cheaper and i can gurantee theyre nice for the money.... Hunksaker(i think thats how its spelled) my buddy has them in his SS. like 3 or 4 hundred. nice quality.

Not really... Sparcos start at $350 or so EACH for the rigid fiberglass shell models with cloth covering (I need a reclining seat back to access my rear seat) the reclining ones sell for $450 and up each; I've seen the suede Yonakas for $350-$400 the PAIR. I think I saw a pic once in the forum but they looked like they were mounted on the stock Camaro sliders.

I'll see what other brands I can find out there, I'm also trying not to have any *** brand logos on the headrests