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  1. #21
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    Cobra Monaco for big and tall people
    I bougth it from Sube Sports but if you want Momo or Sparco www.ltbmotorsports.com is the only place to go!

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    Thanks for all the suggestions! Did I hear the FIA rule correctl? You must replace an FIA seat every five years? Also, I almost purchased a sparco corsa seat, but it is a fiberglass seat and it seemed to be pretty flexible just sitting still in the store. Are most fiberglass seats like this?

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    I've got one of the orginal Kirkey deluxe road race seats. I sat in the thing in the store, and was pretty much sold instantly. I liked it better than the Sparco and the Corbeau that they also carried. When I got the HP car, it cam w/ a Kirkey intermediate seat in it. Due to the way it was mounted, I couldn't easily drop the deluxe seat in, so I decided to go w/ it. It works, but it just doesn't compare to the deluxe road race seat. That thing is a work of art!



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    I did say that one MUST replace every 5 years or use a back brace behind the seat after the tag expires. I chose to buy another seat. As to the quality of the Sparco REV-it is very solid. Even the cover is well made. I will agree that the Kirkey and Butler seats are extremely well made-but require a back brace as they do not have FIA tags. Wish they did, but no luck.

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    I have a Butler and like the way it holds my torso and legs in. I've had Cobra's in the past and found I would twist my back against the G's in the corners. Always came away with a sore back.

    The only thing I don't like, is when I'm sitting on the grid (hands OFF the steering wheel), the rib part presses against my upper arm limiting blood flow.

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