ROTtec new products - CF reclinable Carrera GT seats
#31
On the issue of safety... and this is in no way to disparage this product in any way. I get that you have to say for offroad use only for legal purposes i'm guessing because there has been no FIA testing or similar done to get them approved (i'm assuming there is significant cost involved with that).
But I mean... will these things still hold up in a crash? Are they as strong as the stockers? I think they look awesome... I just want to make sure I can look awesome and not end up with a broken spine should the worst happen due to my vanity.
But I mean... will these things still hold up in a crash? Are they as strong as the stockers? I think they look awesome... I just want to make sure I can look awesome and not end up with a broken spine should the worst happen due to my vanity.
#32
Dimension pic is up, I've also post sGT3 seats dimension to compare. You can see there are 2" wider on the hip area. Also sFCGT seat has open side design, it make much more room at waist area and fit better for people has 38" + waist. This also help for easier to get in and out of the seats.


#33
Especially most of them will be use some how in track though out it's life. We pick a reputation manufacture which has been in aftermarket sport seats industry for over 10 years. So far our sGT3 seats has been on market for 3+ years and sold over 100 pair. There is no single issue or complain report found on any forums. I believe this is better than I put up any spec. here to prove.
Most serious clubs require FIA sanctioned seats.
Also, I tried to visit your website, but it seams to have some issues:
Last edited by JCay; Sep 6, 2010 at 02:02 AM.
#35
Sorry to rain on your parade, these seats look GREAT and the quality looks top-notch but anyone who runs with non-FIA approved seats at the track is putting their wallet before personal safety. If your seats are safe, then you should have no problem getting the approval. With FIA sanctioning you would sell more anyway. As they are now, I'm sure they are fine for road use (although you sell them as offroad only?).
Most serious clubs require FIA sanctioned seats.
Also, I tried to visit your website, but it seams to have some issues:

Most serious clubs require FIA sanctioned seats.
Also, I tried to visit your website, but it seams to have some issues:

#36
Sorry to rain on your parade, these seats look GREAT and the quality looks top-notch but anyone who runs with non-FIA approved seats at the track is putting their wallet before personal safety. If your seats are safe, then you should have no problem getting the approval. With FIA sanctioning you would sell more anyway. As they are now, I'm sure they are fine for road use (although you sell them as offroad only?).
Most serious clubs require FIA sanctioned seats.
Also, I tried to visit your website, but it seams to have some issues:
Most serious clubs require FIA sanctioned seats.
Also, I tried to visit your website, but it seams to have some issues:
Thanks for you screen shot with our site issue, I've already forward it to hosting company and working on that.
#37
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#38
I've them check the site anyway, thx!!




