where and how much were they? are they comfortable?

i got them from sportscar-parts.com for about $650 for both.
then i bought my harnesses from them as well. they were $200
and then the harness pads they imported to me from italy which i am selling now. the seats are really comfortable compared to what i expected. a little rough in some of the back spots where the metal springs are if youre skinny, but you can shift in the seat and not feel it. my friend can actually fit in them now and he is 6 feet, 320lbs. benches 475 lbs!
anyway, id recommend them for the low price or either the sparco sprints, but the sprints were the wrong color blue so these were the only other choice for me. if you ride with your seat back lying in the back seat like "those people" do, then you may take some time getting used to the back of the seat being at such a vertical angle.

http://www.geocities.com/blue2gnt

how much did you spend for your grills? are they from grillcraft?
did you have to take your bumpers off to get them on?

if that question was for me the answer is: no, i made them. at first, i put them (fiberglassed them to the bumper) before it was painted, but when i put the bumper on after it got painted, the mesh crinkled in the middle, so i took the center piece out and re fiberglassed it. by the way, the mesh is made out of galvenized chicken wire that i bought at home depot for $6.

PJ

1996 Talon EsiNOS - Eclipse rear end

if the question was for me the answer is the same, chicken wire, but i paid $7. guess i got ripped off. i used a glue gun and paper clips to make clips to hold the grille on, yes you have to remove the bumper. grillecraft is for beginner level car modifiers who are naive enough to spend $100 on some chicken wire.

http://www.geocities.com/blue2gnt