BrianH87
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I have been waiting and waiting for the 2018 specific version of the Ford Racing Recaro's to be released. They were finally released and I jumped on them. While they aren't anything really different than any other years, I do believe I am the very first to get the 2018's. M-63660005-MF is the part number for 2018's. (Supposedly, there is something different in the air bag from 15-17 to 18-19.) Sure they were a lot of money, but it was totally worth it to me. The PP 2 wasn't out yet when I got my car and the only Recaro optioned 2018's were well over $50K. So I had this plan all along.
Anyhow, I have nothing negative to say about these seats. Sure I lost my power options, but who cares? Once the seat is set, it never moves anyhow. These are some of the best Recaro's I've had. And I've had 5 prior vehicles with Recaro's. I'd say to anyone on the fence about these, pull the trigger. You won't be disappointed. I even got some cheap Roush rear leather take-offs to match my new fronts. Install was super easy and no issues with dash lights.
Anyhow, I have nothing negative to say about these seats. Sure I lost my power options, but who cares? Once the seat is set, it never moves anyhow. These are some of the best Recaro's I've had. And I've had 5 prior vehicles with Recaro's. I'd say to anyone on the fence about these, pull the trigger. You won't be disappointed. I even got some cheap Roush rear leather take-offs to match my new fronts. Install was super easy and no issues with dash lights.
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