can i put power seats in this car?
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Asked by jjackson May 24, 2008 at 10:24 PM about the 1990 Mazda RX-7 STD Convertible

Question type: Car Customization

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Paul answered 16 years ago

yes anything is possible but it would be more cost and more work than its worth

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Barry answered 16 years ago

Hmm, nice idea but do you really want to be adding extra weight and causing yourself stress? These things are already crammed full of wires, I wouldn't add anymore !!

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Maxim answered 16 years ago

Why? Power seats are terrible! I can NEVER get my seating position right with one! Instead of doing that, why not just get one of these? http://www.tees-usa.com/gias.html

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Clifford answered 15 years ago

also another problem and one of the reasons they dindt have power seats is the electronic controls ECU is under the drivers seat

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Edgar answered 15 years ago

i thought S5's came with power seats already? ...maybe i'm wrong, idk, i'm an FB guy. but anyways, yes, anything is possible, depending in how deep your pockets run....check this website out if you haven't already rx7club.com

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