Regarding how the seat is mounted, there’s a few parts involved. The first is a floor adapter, which is a standard part available for the B8. Essentially an OEM seat is wider than the Recaro seat, so there is a flat metal brace with a very low profile that bolts into the original 4 positions. Then it allows the new Recaro rails to attach about 1.5" narrower on either side. It’s key that this doesn’t raise the seat height much, perhaps 1/4 inch.
Then there’s a Recaro slider that mounts to the floor adapter. This allows the seat to slide forward and backwards. At the front most position, it’s perfect for my legs to operate the clutch and brakes.
Lastly there’s the Recaro steel bottom rails. There are 4 bolt positions front and rear for configuring the seat height and seat tilt. Whatever they picked, we got it right the first time. I should note this seat is not as tall as the OEM seat. My seating position is great and I can see perfectly. It’s not too different than the lowest OEM setting, perhaps 1/4 inch lower.
