A Planted Technology seat bracket for the Acura Integra, 1990 to 1993, for models without the automatic seat belt retractor. Part number SB238.
That qualifier is the whole listing
Some cars of this period were fitted with a motorised shoulder belt that travelled along a track on the door frame, fitted to meet American passive restraint rules of the time. The mechanism changes what is possible round the seat, which is why Planted split the part number.
Look at your car before ordering. If the shoulder belt moves by itself when you shut the door, you have the automatic retractor and SB030 is your bracket. If it does not, this is the one. Send us a photograph if you are unsure.
The DA generation
Light, quick and still competitive in club events. The DC2 that followed takes SB031.
The car is light, so ask us about lighter shells. Get the carpet up and check the metal, given the age.
Have you written anything about this exact product?
Yes, we have covered this exact product: Lexus Planted Technology Frames Updated For 2026, and Customer Car: Subaru Impreza With Corbeau RRS Seats and Planted Technology Brackets. That is first-hand coverage from our own builds and showroom, not brochure copy.
Will this fit my car?
This frame is made for the Acura Integra. Chassis code and years matter more than the badge, as floor pans change between generations, so if your car sits near a changeover year, send us the registration and we will confirm before you order.
Which seats does it take?
Check the bolt pattern in the specification against your seat. The Compatible seats tab above lists what bolts straight on. If your seat is not listed, tell us what you run and we will confirm the fit.
Do I keep fore-and-aft adjustment?
Only with a sliding runner between the frame and the seat, which is a separate part on Planted frames. If more than one person drives the car, budget for the runner. Our guide to sliding runners explains the options and widths.
Is this for the driver or passenger side?
Both sides are available on this listing, pick driver or passenger side at the point of order (sides listed are for right-hand-drive cars). Left-hand-drive car? Ask us, as the sides swap over and availability varies by model.