Installing Subaru BRZ Sparco EVO Seat

Installing in the seats, make sure to have the proper tools. You will need an E10 Torx socket.

If you do not have that socket, do not attempt to remove the seats.

FRSport does not recommend using the impact tool while removing the seat.

Make sure to disconnect the battery.

With the seat positioned back, loosen but do not remove the front bolts.

With the seat fully positioned forward, loosen the rear two bolts.

With the rear hardware removed, return the to the front bolts and remove them.

Tilt seat to expose the three connectors hidden under a small flap of carpet.

The blue plug can be released by pressing the release tab at the top.

On the white plug, the release tab is located at the bottom.

The yellow plug must have the white release tab pushed inward towards the rear of the seat.

The connector can now be removed from the support bracket.

Now carefully remove the factory seat.

Remove the right head plastic cover nearest the seatbelt buckle.

With the 14mm wrench or ratchet, remove the factory seatbelt buckle.

Carefully remove the buckle.

For the final clip, you will need a 90 degree hook or a very small flat head to lift the tip of the white clip to slide it forward and out.

With the seat belt buckle removed, you are now ready to re install or install your new seats.

After the removal of the stock seats, youre now ready for the bucket seat install.

Gather up all the parts that came in the box and arrange them to make it easier during the install.

The first think you want to do is bolt on the seat belt buckle receiver into the new seat rail.

Please use the correct hardware as this is a safety item.

After bolting on the seat belt buckle, you can now move on to the seat.

Bolt the side mounts on to the seat first. This prevents the seats from being stretched and damaged if the side mounts were too far apart being bolted into the rail first.

Since this is a non recline able seat, position the seat on the side mounts to the preferred seating position.

After deciding on the seating position, you can now tighten the bolts.

NOTE: Do not over tighten the bolts as they can crack the seat.

Once both side mounts are tight on the seat, it is now time to bolt the side mounts to the seat bracket.

A 2nd pair of hands might be useful for this as to make sure that the rail is lined up properly on the holes of the side mount.

Line up the holes and loosely push the bolts through and thread the nut on.

When using the Bride FO Seat Rail / Slider, the provided spacers need to be used to keep the seats level. Do not forget those spacers.

Once all the nuts and bolts are together on the rail, properly tighten all of them together.

Depending on the side of the the seat, the seat belt wires may be really long or really short.

A good way to keep them from being pinched and keeping the install clean would be to wrap the wires through the brackets and sliders.

We used zip ties to tie them down into the bracket for that clean look.

Give the all the bolts on the seat and rail a once over to make sure they're all tight.

it is now time to bolt the seat into the car. We did both sides of the car so a matching pair of bucket seats will be shown.

Line up the seat bracket to the holes of the chassis and use the stock bolts to bolt the new seats back in.

Once the seats are bolted in, try the seating position as it may need to be adjusted to your preference.

The difference in weight from the stock seats to the new bucket seats will definitely be noticeable.