manolo1492

Wish I would have seen this before wasting 40 minutes trying to figure that out :-/ But now the Evo 2 is on my radar also.

//steve\\

I'm also very curious about the Momo supercup. I just hate to be the one that has to buy one on a whim only to find it doesn't work for me or the car. Unfortunately there is nowhere local to try one out either.

Mahjik

I don't think you'll fit comfortably in the Momo Supercup. The XL version may be ok. I had the Momo Start in my old RX7 and it was a tight fit for me at the time of 6' 165lbs. A friend who was little taller and heavier (not fat) couldn't fit in it. The Supercup (non XL) has very similar dimensions as the Start:

http://www.momo-uk.co.uk/images/Raci...Chart-2013.gif

Granted, where your weight is may be different than my buddy but if you are considering the Momo line the XL would likely be your best option.

duffsr

Merry Christmas eve. I have a pole position and mono super cup. Both fit easily in the car. 6'2 200lb 32" waist, bigger shoulders former collegiate swimmer. The mono is much tighter in the hips than the pp. I think 34" waist would be on the widest you would want to be in the supercup.

The pp is much more generous in the shoulders, which may or may not be an issue for you. The mono has a substantial lift at the edge of the seat, which supports a more bent leg angle. Depending on your driving position/leg extension this may be note worthy. I've got longer legs 34 inseam which I found the support beneficial. I've since installed an omp wheel which negated the need to be as close to the stock wheel.

The shoulder holes on the mono are larger and more suited for taller people if you are going with harnesses and or serious tracking.

I ran the mono for my driver seat for about a yr. Unfortunately my tracking has been non-existent, and recently gone back to the pole position. Less supportive but more comfortable. If you track a lot the mono may be a better fit. Also you can get the mono for significantly under list price. I think I paid 500-550. On paper the evo 2 looked like a good fit for me as well. Good luck.

//steve\\

^ that's exactly the input I wanted. Thanks! Unfortunately it sounds like the Supercup won't work for me. I'm a 36 waist, 35 on a good day.

copmagnet82

I just picked up OMP HTE-R XL, and going stricly by your 35-36 waist, you should fit in it very comfortably

manolo1492

Thanks Duffsr & Mahjik for the info!!!

I ended up going with the Evo 2 (non US, same as old Evo Plus). Got the seat today and I fit perfectly in it with the exemption of my shoulders. I have fairly broad shoulders as well, and when I sit back in the seat my shoulders feel slightly crunched and pushed forward, similar to the stock seats. Its not uncomfortable per say, but thinking it might be an issue when I start doing track days. Or is this how the shoulders are supposed to fit in the seats? I think if I get a wider seat I would have to remove the interior panels, and the seat might end up being too wide for my waist. Thanks again!

Manny

killerpenguin21

did you actually get it in an S? i didnt even think it would be cose.

rosica

1) recaro pole position buddy club rails seat belt reciever needs to be extended with metal plate seat is touching carpet
2) 34
3) 6'1"
4) 42" jacket. The seat is tight for me getting in requires supporting myself with my hand on the door sill and center console and dropping my butt into the seat, a pita with hardtop.

copmagnet82

now that you said that, a little disclaimer should be added; my car is gutted