It is rare in our industry that products are made in the USA. There is a constant battle in the aftermarket industry about where things are made, and if they are made with integrity or just replica’s of other products. One product we are proud to say is 100% made in the USA are the Status Racing Seats we carry. We bought Status two years ago because of all the possibilities there were with these seats to grow. Here are some facts that you might not know about status.
- Status Racing has two models that are FIA Approved Seats.
- Status Racing seats are 100% made in USA (in Washington to be exact)
- Every seat is custom made to order
- Status Racing can do pretty much any color or fabric combo imaginable (test us!)
- Status Racing has the only online Seat Configurator that you can design your own seat and see it before you buy it.
- They have FIA Approved Harnesses
- Status had a reclinable version (Status Racing Spa Seat)
- All Status Racing seats have racetrack inspired names
People often look at the price tag and think that it’s too much for a seat. To that we say, “You get what you pay for.” We stand by the integrity of Status Racing Seats and what the brand represents. Status Racing seats can be expressions of character, or sturdy enough to hold you, while you’re sideways at top speeds. If you’re looking for a quality, FIA Approved racing seat… Look no further.
If you follow Status at all, you know that they have added some new product this year such as
- Hexagonal Carbon Fiber Backed Seats
- Red Carbon Kevlar Fiber Backed Seats
- Blue Carbon Kevlar Fiber Backed Seats
- Yellow Carbon Kevlar Fiber Backed Seats
- A larger FIA Approved Seat (Ring GT-X)
and there is more to come in 2014!
So if you’re looking to upgrade your interior, change up your weekend racer, or want a seat that can withstand gnarly situations, we urge you to look into Status Racing. To check out more about Status you can find them on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. If you own, or have owned a Status Seat, we want to hear from you. Comment in the section below, or on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and tell us what you like or didn’t like about your Status Seats?
Kick your weekend off with these drool worthy photos.
Made in the USA
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