See how Racetech race seats are made | Factory Tour

We take a tour of Racetech’s Wellington-based factory and see their state of the art equipment in action. We also talk to owner David Black about what’s important when it comes to choosing a race seat. //Learn To Tune Performance Engines @ www.hpacademy.com
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[@JUNpower]

As always very tidy an great tour/interview!
One thing though... how bout trimming down the music volume a notch. Kinda disturbing when it was "that loud". :)

[@hpa101]

JUNpower Thanks Jun. I'll take that on board next video :) Thanks for watching and your feedback.

[@KSIXRIDER]

Quality!

[@tezziboy8500]

Very interesting to see the full process, makes it more understandable why they cost what they do. Money well spent in my opinion.

[@simonpennyirish7556]

nice vid!

[@hpa101]

Simon Irish Thanks Simon. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Ezhil-dq8op]

How the foams are attached to the carbon fibre frame

[@blytzace]

There’s a base fabric thats very thin in layer that goes over the frame of the seat and has velcro strips in certain areas. The cushions are the foam wrapped in the fabric which are then stuck to those velcro strips. The reason for this is because you as a buyer can choose different size cushions to sit higher/lower and even firmer/softer

[@lasarith2]

11:49 tell you everything but what the cover material is 😐

[@hpa101]

There are a few options, generally polyester or vinyl. Hope that helps 😎 - Taz
racetechseats.com.au/

[@06ixrsww70]

Whats the name of the second song in the Vid.

[@lazarusdigital]

Was Racetech seats Racepro back in the day?

[@hpa101]

Nope. Two different brands :)

[@brianoleshak3749]

No, Racetech Manufacturing is a New Zealand based company.