quote Originally posted by Inferno: Here is what I can show you. I have the SRT4 seats. I have installed just the drivers so far. Even though I have then sitting as low as I can get them, they still sit too high for my liking. I would stick to the Stock seats.

You could remove the tracks completely and bolt the seat directly to the floor. Most guys just find a comfortable position (for and aft) and leave it there anyway, so adjustability may not be a problem.

By the way, NICE WHEELS . Those look REALLY good.

quote Originally posted by jimbolaya: First of all let me say that I have done a search. I am just asking this question now just to see if there is an option out there I am missing. So here goes. What seats work in the Fiero, besides stock? I am not necessarily talking about direct fit. I realize that transfer of the Fiero rails is necessary. Here is what I found through search. I have omitted the years of the models that will work. -21" seems to be the magic width, but didn't find a number on height. Nothing a tape measure won't solve. -Cavalier seats -Tiburon seats -Firebird/TA/Camaro seats -Corvette seats What else is there, experts? Jim

I know this is yearssss later, but I recently bought fiero seats for another project car of mine and it didn’t come with the slider rails. Do the rails from the seats above directly bolt into the fiero seats? I’ll have to fabricate what the rails bolt to, but I can’t find any sliders to fabricate for… also what size/thread are the bolts that bolt into the fiero seat? Thanks

quote Originally posted by Datez: I know this is yearssss later, but I recently bought fiero seats for another project car of mine and it didn’t come with the slider rails. Do the rails from the seats above directly bolt into the fiero seats? I’ll have to fabricate what the rails bolt to, but I can’t find any sliders to fabricate for… also what size/thread are the bolts that bolt into the fiero seat? Thanks

Hey, I know you're struggling here with trying to find a solution... but the seats / rails are one unit. They obviously separate... but the brackets are 1/2 of the rails. You live near West Coast Fieros... who has a huge Fiero junkyard. There is also the Fiero Factory which is moving to Colorado from Tony Alabama. They all have Fiero seat rails that you can buy from them that you can modify.