TR6 TR6 seat foam

I am about to order seat foam and webbing for my 1976 TR6. Looking at moss and vb, both sets look similar and are similar in price. Where I buy does not matter to me. Has anybody here purchased and have any recommendations or suggestions to offer before I make my purchase.

Thanks,
brdave

I purchased the kit from Moss, I like the kit & seems to be a perfect fit.
But I cant speak for other kits

I've had the VB kit in my car for 11 years now and it's held up fine. When it comes time to install everything check out the VB Guide that's posted on my site. It's a great tutorial that makes the job pretty easy.

hey thanks guys, now to flip a coin!

brdaved

I don't know what prices you've checked, and I'm a big fan of the big 3 but if you want to find a 3 or four sided coin, there's also BPNW. I didn't check the others for prices, but I know that BPNW tends to be pretty competetive. But again, I like supporting Moss, VB, and TRF as well.

BPNW seats

(I should add that I have NOT personally done my seats yet, so this is not an endorsement based on seats I've purchased, but I have purchased other parts from BPNW)

(I should also add that I should have paid closer attention to your post, since it's foam you're asking about, not covers! You can ignore my post if it is irrelevant! )

i got my replacement foam from VB last winter and have been happy since with fit and function. still pretty early, though but has been a big improvement.
i'd recomend a new diaghragm if necessary along with some Wheaties for the installation.
c74

charlie74 said:

.............i'd recomend a new diaghragm if necessary along with some Wheaties for the installation.
c74

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Even if it isn't necessary get a new diaphragm.......that's what supports the foam.........and eat your wheaties! Brute strength is required to get the diaphragm seat frame hooks installed.

I have done business with BPNW and they were excellent to deal with. Unfortunately they are presently out of stock of seat foam. I will be sure to install a new diaphram.
thanks,
brdave