These seat brackets are made to install aftermarket seats on the factory floor bolts in 1988-2018 GMT400, GMT800, GMT900, and GM2kxx GM Trucks (Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Suburban, Denali, Escalade, Yukon, etc.). They are intended for Corbeau, Sparco, or Braum seats but can work with other seats as well (Kirkeys, etc.).

These are laser cut from 3/16″ steel and are fully MIG welded with support gussets for strength. There are holes to mount a 3, 4, 5, or 6 point harness directly to the brackets without the need for a roll cage (this is NOT a replacement for a roll cage!). Harness mounting holes are 1/2″ in diameter. Brackets will ship raw ready for your paint or powdercoat. They can be easily powder coated at your leisure (I do not offer powder coating service  on these).

The passenger side weighs approximately 12.75 pounds and the driver side weighs approximately 13.0 pounds for the GMT800 and GMT900 brackets, and slightly less for the GMT400 brackets. They will accommodate a center console and drop directly on to the factory floor bolt pattern, no trimming or drilling is required. There are multiple seat mounting positions to position the seat up to 3″ forward and back and 1.5″ left or right (expect on GMT400 brackets). These will work with the Corbeau or Braum slider rails as well. Layback angle is approximately 7 degrees and the GMT800 front is 6″ off the floor and rear is 4″ off the floor (factory seat height). The GMT900 brackets are 6.5″ in the front and 5″ in the rear for a 6 degree layback angle (same as factory).

The brackets can be ordered in Driver Side Only, or Both Seats. The outside face is available with the AFP logo with slots on either side, the LSX logo, or a Custom siding which can be whatever you want. There is an extra charge for custom siding and additional wait time (usually 2-3 weeks) due to having them designed and cut.

Note: Just about every car or truck made in the last 30 years has the steering wheel and seat slightly offset. This is not obvious while driving or unless you are looking for it with stock seats. With aftermarket seats that fit more snuggly this will be more obvious, but it is not an issue. My mounts include some offset holes for Corbeau seats on most brackets but other brands will be centered on the bracket.