[SiMarkus]

Hey does anybody know where i can get a set of seat locks for my Si? Its basically like a wheel lock, but a threaded bolt.

 

[SOLO8thGenSi]

McGard. google them. they make seat locks for the S2000 to the best of my knowledge given the madhouse popularity of seat theft with soft top S2Ks. maybe an application for our cars or a universal setup possible too?

check them out & see what results. a good start at least.

p.s.- i have McGard black chrome wheel locks on my Mugen GP wheels. so far so good. i trust the quality; as McGard makes Honda OEM chrome wheel locks & have for yeeeeears!!

 

[SiMarkus]

well, i e-mailed McGard...i guess we'll have to see where that goes.

 

[SOLO8thGenSi]

yup yup. good luck. happy to help!

question tho: why do you feel the need for seat locks if i may probe that question any??

 

[andy22]

that mugen si that got raped had its stock Si seats taken so there apparently is a market for them

 

[SIchodelic]

stock SI seats are pretty comfy and hold you in pretty well...would be a nice upgrade if they bolt up to older honda cars, which I'm not sure if it's a direct bolt-on or not

 

[SiMarkus]

exactly, my interga seats got jacked. i worry for my s2000 seats every day as well (easier that its garaged tho). so now i have this Si i dont want problems.

 

[fiji-blew]

I FKN Hate thieves. :box:

 

[mgmind]

Mcgard doesnt make the seatlocks.. they make the bolts or something and peter christiansen from s2ki.com modifys and sells seat locks for the s2000. Im definetly getting into contact with him soon.. i have some new recaros and i wouldnt mind going the extra step by putting in some seat locks... Hopefully he can make them for our car

 

[rhobere]

you can just buy a really large allen-head bolt and weld a bolt upside-down inside the head. then you just screw a nut onto the bolt and tighten the seats in like that. once they're in, you remove the nut and those things aren't going anywhere unless the thief just so happen to have the correct size nut and wrench to get the bolt out.

and to remove them yourself, you just need two of the same nut. screw them both part way onto the upside-down bolt, back the bottom one off until it tightens up against the top one, then you have something to grab onto to remove the seats. total, it'll cost you less than five bucks for both of your seats.