Behind the scenes of a race-car seat fitting

Autosport Performance brings you a detailed look at how fitted seats are made for single-seater racing cars, with the help of the SCHROTH iNDi seat kit team. www.autosport.com/performance

[@pagani9742]

Nice video ! I always asked me how they do to fit a seat

[@Tom_murray89]

My wheelchair seating is made with the beed and vacuum system

[@anasghori4593]

Which resin is used here?

[@user-uv2nb7gc8b]

How much liquid resin is needed for a seat like this?

[@hotenhitonokoe2848]

interesting

[@lometatron357]

Where do you go to get this done and how much does it cost?

[@michaelsouthgate6701]

This is an Indi Racing Indi Seat kit, you can buy the kits and do it yourself. The kits are about £130-150

[@siyuwu737]

What’s that blue liquid?

[@mynameisman1254]

It is the liquid resin, that is poured into the bag so when the driver fits the seat it will harden to the drivers body shape.

[@anasghori4593]

any specific name for that?
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[@mikemellor8972]

This is like about a forty years old car. Like, antique. I was still young when this car came out. This bears absolutely no resemblance to a modern F1 seat. Please change the video title to "Behind the scenes of a stone-age race-car seat fitting."