Okibi wrote:Yes I would before covers that DONT slip over the stock ones.
That way they should fit a lot better.
These covers are definately NOT slip on, but proffessional upholstery. All attached to the seat frame to achieve the tight fit, as per photos.
Okibi wrote:Also can you sew a pocket into the back of the seats (like the stock seats)?
If there is pocket in the factory covers, then no problems. It will be the exact copy of the stock style.
Okibi wrote:If they're leather, i'm guessing thicker bits on the bolsters (because thats where they wear through) and perforated in the middle?
Material will have padding behind to further reduce any rubbing. Normally rubbing is not an issue, unless you purposely try to damage it, or something sharp sticking out of you.
I have my seat covers over 3 years now, still like the first day, no rubbing at all, still very tight, no cracking, no fading.
Okibi wrote:I'd be happy with all black with red baseball stitching or dark gray center sections like OEM.
The red and black are a little too "LOOK AT ME" for my liking and I wouldn't need any logos done
Logo is one of the customisable attributes. I can certainly organise no logo.
