MX5 NC Seat Lowering Adapters (non height adjustment seats) by Jass Performance

The Mazda MX-5 MK3 is roomier than any other of the models, but offers similar or even less space. The good news is that, by replacing just one bracket a potential of 2.5″ drop of the seat rail is possible.

However, the challenge to Jass Performance turned into immediate solution(s). We are happy to offer two versions – offering 1″ and 2.5″ effective drop. Both solutions share the following

Features:

Both options preserve the full seat travel
The lowering brackets are computer stress calculated for real life crash situation
The above allowed weight optimization
Ergonomic seating position considered

The 1″ drop version will provide most drivers with more comfortable seating position and allow tallest drivers to be able to drive the car. It will also allow average height drivers to fit in the car with helmet.

This drop will allow small drivers to be able to drive the car as well – important if you are sharing a car in the family. The installation of the 1″ drop version requires drillng a hole into the OEM seat bracket.

The 2.5″ version offers the full possible lowering potential. Not many aftermarket seats (of any at all) will go below this height on slider rails.

Consider this if you are average height planning to race the car or just above 6 feet (184cm) and want to have normal overview of the instruments and road ahead.

Miata NC Seat Lowering installation involves drilling a hole (removing the OEM bracket) and cutting the rails to size.

All installation hardware is provided, as well as installation manual.

Sold as full kit per side (seat). This leaves the freedom to lower both seats with different height or just swap, when needed.

Please note, both versions are available at the moment only for the pre-facelift NC (MK3) modes – the ones with the non-height adjustable seat. Version for the later models should follow later this year.

Q&A:

Q: Will they fit LHD (RHD) MX5 NC?

A: Sure, they do.

Q: My car has prefacelift adjustable height seats – will they fit?

A: They will not fit seats with height adjustment.

LHD (Left Hand Drive) = Cars with the steering wheel on the left side of the cabin. (configuration used in countries that drive on the right side of the road like USA, most of Europe and the rest of the world)

RHD (Right Hand Drive) = The steering wheel is on the right side of the car (a configuration more commonly used for cars in Japan, UK, Australia and some other parts of the world.)

Left Hand Drive (LHD) vs Right Hand Drive (RHD)

Shipped Worldwide from Europe (Spain, Bulgaria or the United Kingdom, depending on customer location).
(Payment of any taxes or import duties in the country of destination will be the responsibility of the recipient.)