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I am 6’4 and originally bought a planted seat bracket but with the seat and roll cage the seat is just too high with the current mounting points in my 3000GT. Now ideally I would like the side mount brackets right on the floor. To do this safely is it just as simply taking out the cross supports on the floor and welding a flat 3/8” piece of steel and bolting the side mount brackets to that? Fabrication is certainly not my strong point so thank you for all the responses.
-Nick
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You certainly don't need 3/8" steel for a floor. It would probably be fine with 0.090" steel, or less if reinforced to prevent bending. Where are you located, perhaps we can recommends a fabrication shop near you that could do that work.
I am located in upstate ny near albany.
I don't know this place, but their site looks like they take pride in their work. It shows significant in house fab capability, they specialize in automotive, and they're relatively nearby.
https://www.newyorkspeedshop.com/
After that I'd ask any shop that builds full race cars. There are lots of dirt race car chassis builders around Albany, probably some drag car builders, maybe a rally car shop. If they build it to a standard legal for racing, generally it's going to be safe and secure.
