Do seats reduce body roll?

[Heco94]

For example if someone were to switch the stock rabbit ( mk5 ) seat for a mk5 gti seat would that reduce body roll of the person?


Also would a mk4 R32 seat fit in a mk5 Rabbit? ( just a random question )
How/what is the measurment of the area in between the center console and the drivers door?

 

[Elwood]

No.

 

[Dan GSR]

:bonk:

 

[TornadoFast09]

wait, body roll of the car? or your actual physical body lol

 

[TheeFT]

face palm ftmfw

 

[Heco94]

Oh I see what I did there -.- sorry ... I mean a persons body roll I guess it's an obvious question ...

Stupid that I put it if someone could answer the bottom bit =]

 

[VDUBMkV///C]

Well they could maybe have some sort of effect on body roll if the chair is lighter right? Less weight near the roof? :iono:

 

[TheeFT]

Oh I see what I did there -.- sorry ... I mean a persons body roll I guess it's an obvious question ...

Stupid that I put it if someone could answer the bottom bit =]

then the answer is yes, it will reduce "body roll" but its call sliding in a seat, not body roll. if you increase the size of bolsters in a seat it will hold you in place better.

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i think you get the idea because im not explaining it any further.

 

[Heco94]

allright any one know how much room there is inbetween the seat and the drivers door and if a r32 mk4 seat can fit in a mk5 ?

 

[phil]

allright any one know how much room there is inbetween the seat and the drivers door and if a r32 mk4 seat can fit in a mk5 ?

I'm sure you can fit a MKIV R32 Seat in there. With custom brackets, anything can be done.

Will it look good? Hard to say, but it can fit.