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  1. #121
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    2013 leather GTi seats will they bolt into a 2012 golf

    Can anyone comment on the 2013 GTI leather seats. I have been offered some and would like to know if they will bolt into a 2012 golf GTI and also the quality and feel.

  2. #122
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    Are you referring to a 2013 Mk6 GTI? I'm not aware of any updates for MY13 that changed the mount points etc (and I would be very surprised if they had changed), and the mechanics of cloth and leather seats are the same. If you're referring to a Mk7 however... all bets are off.

    With respect to the quality and feel... they're the same as the leather in any other Mk6 GTI. The seat material is largely synthetic (maybe only 60% is genuine leather), and isn't of the highest quality, but it depends on your expectations as to whether the Golf "Vienna" leather meets them. Check out a Mk6 with factory leather at a dealership if you want to know what the leather is like. It's a very common option.
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    Golf Trendline seats "office chairs"

    The seats weren't selling and then suddenly someone wanted to buy. Asked my dad what he thought.... and he decided to tear out our degrading seats and install these on top instead of selling them. Here are the results. Yes I still have the rear seats open to offers if anyone is interested unless my dad has other plans...

    For bigger pics...
    Overclockers Australia Pix - vw chair right - Image
    Overclockers Australia Pix - vw chair left - Image

    Here are the pics...



    So what do you guys think? Yes those arm things are from the previous now dead chair.
    Pretty neat I reckon and also with the G25 it makes racing games pretty fun. Except the seat sorta sits a bit high so I had to raise the pedals from the floor haha

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    That's gold!


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    Awesome, how stable and comfort are they ?

    Converting the rear as a lounge could be a good idea

  6. #126
    The seat is very comfortable when browsing or watching things or the casual game or using a controller. It is very heavy though so its sort of hard to move around on carpet even with the wheels. Bit hard when I sit up straight to do assignments too since there is no back support unless I pull the chair in which works sort of but not in the normal office chair 90 degree position.

  7. #127
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    Could be a market here.. leather versions with seat warmers for winter would be nice.

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  8. #128
    They look great. For Friday afternoon fun you could hook the airbag up to a 12 volt source & give some one a nice scare whilst drinking their beer!

  9. #129
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    Worn seat bolsters on GTI

    Just wondering whether anyone has found a solution to the issue of worn fabric on the seat bolsters (driver's side particularly) on the Mk6 GTI? Obviously we're talking about cloth and not leather here.

    My 2010 GTI with very low kms (40k) is starting to wear through. I'm not a big guy, I just naturally brush past the bolster as I get in and out. It seems pretty poor for a "high traffic" area.

    I've searched around various forums and people seem to either be putting up with it or fitting ugly seat covers - or in a few cases getting it fixed under warranty, which is no longer an option for me.

    I'm considering buying a spare driver's seat from a wrecker and swapping it over when the time comes to sell. A frayed seat on an otherwise immaculate car is going to hurt resale.

    Any suggestions?

  10. #130
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    A frayed seat is also going to fail a roadworthy.
    FYI on my Mk4 it wore though at approx 190,000km, cost $350 to have new padding and cover done.
    MK4 GTI - Sold
    MK5 Jetta Turbo - Sold
    MK5 Jetta 2.Slow - Until it dies.

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