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Installing GT3 Seats w/ BK mounts


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OK, Gurus of the board... I am going to be installing my GT3 seats on BK mounts in hopes of dropping my fat head to the lowest point so i can get a noggin protector on for the track.

Is there anything i absolutely need to watch out for? I saw the DIY to remove/install seats, but since these are GT3 on BK mounts anyone have any advice?

Thanks in advance! :cheers:

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Too be safe - no key in the ignition and disconnect the battery (remember your radio code?). Make sure all electrical connections are securely made before hooking up the battery or putting the key in the ignition - or you will get an airbag light.

Loren, is that all i have to worry about? the electrical connections on the seats? Other then that its pretty simple as i understand it?

(By the way, zero alarm activations since you worked on it! Thanks again!)

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