Toyota MR2 Mk3 ZZW30 TOGE Trackday Roadster Deep Shell Bucket Seats 99-07

Vehicle-Specific Barbarian Racing Seat Package for Toyota MR2 Mk3 Spyder ZZW30 99-07

About the Toyota MR2 Mk3 ZZW30 Fitment

The ZZW30 MR2 is a small, lightweight two-seat sports car, so a supportive seat complements the chassis well for fast-road, track and competition-inspired use. Because there is no need to preserve rear-seat access, both fixed-back and reclining options can work depending on the driver’s priorities.

Cabin and installation notes: The MR2 cockpit is compact, making lower-seat width, shoulder width and overall height important. Check clearance against the centre tunnel, door trim and roof before choosing a wider seat. Taller drivers should pay particular attention to seating height and head clearance.

Vehicle Fitment

• Manufacturer: Toyota
• Model: MR2 Mk3 Spyder
• Chassis: ZZW30
• Production years: 99-07

Seat Model and Specification

TOGE Deep-Shell Fixed-Back Fibreglass Bucket Seat

The Barbarian Racing TOGE is the more enclosed, competition-inspired choice in the fixed-back range. Its deep 54cm cushion and pronounced integrated head-restraint section create a seat that visually and physically wraps further around the driver than the more open HELL, DRUID or ASCARI designs.

Why choose the TOGE? It is best suited to focused track, drift and competition-style builds where strong upper-body containment is a priority and the cabin has enough depth and head-restraint clearance to accommodate the larger shell.

Seat Specification

• Construction: Fibreglass
• Mounting: Side mount
• Back type: Fixed
• Trim: Black brushed felt
• 5/6-point harness aperture: Yes

Dimensions

• Rear cushion: 33cm
• Front cushion: 38cm
• Cushion depth: 54cm
• Maximum lower width: 48cm
• Shoulder width: 50cm
• Maximum upper width: 60cm
• Height without base: 94cm
• Head-restraint inner width: 42cm
• Head-restraint depth: 28cm

Fit check: The 94cm overall height, 54cm cushion depth and enclosed head-restraint section make roof, B-pillar and fore/aft clearance especially important.