Braum Racing Seats Installation for Honda Accord 2018-2020

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Installation HW: Supplied in the seat packaging. At a minimum, you’ll need 4 bolts for the seat bracket, 4 nuts and 4 bolts for the sliders (if applicable), and another 4 nuts and 4 bolts for the side mount brackets (if applicable).
Socket/Ratchet Set: For the majority of cars all that you’ll need is a few sockets, an extension, and a ratchet. For Japanese cars, the size sockets you’ll need are 14mm and/or 17mm. Double-check to make sure which ones you’ll need.
1) Assemble Your New Seats (bottom mount):
The first thing you should do is attach your seat brackets and (if applicable) sliders to your new aftermarket seats.
Attach sliders to seat (if applicable): start by setting your seat down, on its side, on a soft surface. Locate the holes at each corner of your sliders (if there is more than one hole per corner, just choose one; you can always adjust it later) and line them up with the four holes on the bottom of the seat. Insert bolts through these holes and tighten them. (If you’re not using sliders, skip this step).
Attach seat bracket to sliders: for this step, you might have to use the sliding mechanism on your slider to access the holes meant for the seat bracket. Once they’re lined up, slip 4 bolts through them and tighten them down with the corresponding nuts.
1) Assemble Your New Seats (side mount):
The first thing you should do is attach your seat brackets, side mounts, and (if applicable) sliders to your new aftermarket seats.
Attach side mounts to sliders: line up the holes on each corner of the sliders to the holes on the front and back of the side mounts. Then slide bolts through them and tighten them down.
Attach sliders to seat brackets: simply line up the four holes on the sliders with the four holes on the seat bracket and slip the bolts through them. Thread the corresponding nuts onto the bolts you just installed. (If you’re not using sliders, skip this step.)
Attach the seat to side mounts: slip your new seat in between the side mount brackets and line up the holes on each side of the seat with the holes on the side mount brackets. Then slip 4 bolts through the side mount brackets (2 on each side) and tighten them.
2) Remove the Factory Seat:
Remove Rear Bolts: to remove the factory seat, first slide it all the way forward. Locate the two bolts on the back of the seat and use your socket set and ratchet to remove them.
Remove Front Bolts: slide the seat all the way back now and locate the front two bolts. Use your socket set and ratchet to remove them.
Unplug All Seat Connectors: tilt your seat back so that you can clearly see the underside of the seat. Locate any and all electrical connectors and disconnect them.
Remove Seat from Car: at this point, there should be nothing keeping you from physically removing the seat from your car. Gently maneuver the seat and attempt to pull it out, making sure to avoid scratching the car with the bracket or slider. If you feel any resistance, make sure you’ve unplugged everything connected to the seat.
Remove the seat belt buckle (if applicable): if the seat belt buckle is attached to your factory seat, use your socket set and ratchet to remove the bolt holding it in place and remove it. If the buckle is attached to your vehicle’s chassis, you can ignore this step.
3) Install Your New Seat:
Attach your factory seat belt buckle to your new seat bracket (if applicable): you may need a new bolt and a nut to install the buckle.
Maneuver your new seat into your vehicle: again, be careful to avoid scratching your car with the seat bracket.
Plug-in electrical connectors: locate the electrical connectors that you unplugged from the factory seat, and connect them to your new seat. If your new seat can’t accommodate any of these connectors, leave them unplugged.
Line up the seat bracket: locate the four holes from which you removed the four bolts holding the factory seat in place and line them up with the four holes at the corners of the seat bracket of your new seat.
Bolt down the seat: install the original factory bolts in the reverse order of removal. If you’re using sliders, take advantage of them! Slide the seat back to install the front bolts, and then slide it forward to install the rears. Careful not to overtighten them!
Check your seating position: make sure that you can position the seat in a way that’s comfortable for you. If it’s not possible, pull the seat out and try mounting the seat using different holes on the brackets and sliders.
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[@eZStaR1]

I wish there were aggressive seats available like these but with power driver seat functions.

[@cheex9861]

I wanted to do this, but I love the power driver seat lol

[@gosborne3248]

Lookin good You must feel really placed good with cornering Nice bolsters Thankyou for sharing

[@markrodriguez9206]

You came a long way brother.Your car looks sick.I really like it. 👍💯from California.

[@azniikka]

Too easy. Thank you

[@tweekingeye]

Nah I’ll stick with the original leather seats

[@brucecustommotors]

Love the seats, just subbed, just did a video on my channel

[@waynemcfarlane7244]

Can you do a video of the harness installation for those seat in the Honda Accord?

[@BoostedWhipz]

You need a harness bar in the back. I don't have one.

[@luisvega4151]

Love the seats, giving me motivation! Where did you get the sliders?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Comes with it.

[@luisvega4151]

@@BoostedWhipz ohh wow, so seats come with rails? Just need the actual plate correct?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Must order everything listed in the description.

[@whitetiger9907]

Looks so sick bro

[@Sr.gerardino]

💙

[@aaronrenfro2573]

Did you have to disconnect the battery in order to remove the seats without the airbag going off?

[@BoostedWhipz]

You may but we didn't

[@huwgladwin6128]

I know this is an old vid but do you know / remember if the brackets that mount to the cars floor are vehicle specific or are universal?

[@BoostedWhipz]

The bracket is Vehicle specific.

[@bigmike3007]

Now that you have these seats installed how comfortable are they?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Not comfortable as OEM but comfortable in its own way. You fot snug and low.

[@bigmike3007]

@@BoostedWhipz thank you for getting back to me. I need some extra comfort they look amazing still

[@EDUBS2000]

Did you get an airbag light? What did you do to get it off? Resistor? Thanks

[@BoostedWhipz]

Yes airbag light on the dash. Doesn't cause any issues though.

[@EDUBS2000]

@@BoostedWhipz yeah... it doesn't bother me, but I was wondering if you ever tried to get rid of it. Thanks for the reply

[@BoostedWhipz]

No never tried.

[@luisvega4151]

So 10th gen civic brackets fit on the accord?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Yes just minor modification

[@imohamed-8003]

I wonder is it possible to install 2.0 gear instead ?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Not sure but definitely a lot of reprogramming

[@abrahamlincoln1677]

Hey, can you tell me where you got those grey Honda seat belt pads that you can see near the end of this video (at 4:24)?

[@BoostedWhipz]

They are OEM. Bought it off a friend.

[@Frakee]

What kind of auto shop did you went to install these seats?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Performance shop.

[@chadjames5062]

Boostedwhipz, did your stock seats come with the side airbags? I currently have a airbag light from the disconnected side airbag connector.

[@BoostedWhipz]

Yes it did. You'll lose that if you install these seats.

[@chadjames5062]

So your running with the airbag warning light on?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Correct... The message can be cancelled every power on. The actual light indicator on the dash can't.

[@chadjames5062]

@@BoostedWhipz 10-4 im working with a vendor to see if I can obtain the male connector and defeat it with a resistor. I'll let you know what the outcome is. Thanks for the information.

[@BoostedWhipz]

Awesome... The issue is the passenger side mainly. It has a secondary sensor for weight.

[@TopDrumCorps]

Why the music turned up to 1000% percent

[@BoostedWhipz]

No clue

[@evo0849]

How did you get rid of your airbag light ?

[@BoostedWhipz]

I didn't

[@WeAreN1nja]

Did you get any codes after the swap? Like for airbags or anything?

[@BoostedWhipz]

You lose your airbag so yes that light comes on.

[@WeAreN1nja]

@@BoostedWhipz I was afraid of that. I was never able to get rid of the light after I did a seat swap on my old MS6. How much did the bracket run you if you don't mind me asking?

[@BoostedWhipz]

The thing is we have a weight sensor as well on the passenger. I believe the brackets go for $140 a piece.

[@WeAreN1nja]

@@BoostedWhipz Thank you.

[@christoosh]

@@BoostedWhipz did you end up leaving the airbag weight sensor disconnected from anything? Would it be possible to get rid of the light with a resistor or would u have to reprogram

[@artkillary]

The seats looks good. What would you rate the comfortable level ?

[@BoostedWhipz]

8-9 comfortable level. They hug you and you are out right in the center. Literally feels like you about to race always lol.

[@myytchannel6632]

You know racing seats are not the most comfortable. They are meant to hug you in some way and not be relaxing like your sofa at home. So comfort level may be low.

[@BoostedWhipz]

For me they are comfortable. I like the hugging as it feels more secure. The material is not hard, it's shaped perfectly to allow comfort and posture. Honestly like them way more than OEM.

[@myytchannel6632]

@@BoostedWhipz Nice to know. Hey, how is Synth coming around with the idea of a carbon fiber spoiler? I am seriously looking for a spoiler now and would love one from them. Can you put me in contact with them?

[@BoostedWhipz]

They are going to proceed but won't be launched until end of year. They must create molds first.

[@stealth2.0t]

what do the stock seats weigh?

[@BoostedWhipz]

Have no idea but they heavy as heck.

[@BoostedWhipz]

Yes way less.

[@royalmintentxclusivo]

Any good news on how to bypass seat airbags after swapping OEM seats for the aftermarket ones? @boostedwhipz

[@BoostedWhipz]

Unfortunately no