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The Sparco ADV SCX is the S/M carbon competition seat in the SCX range. Its energy-absorbing construction and self-extinguishing lining are paired with FIA 8862-2009 homologation, code AS.022.12.
Product overview
The ADV SCX uses an energy-absorption system in highly stressed areas. Non-slip fabric at the shoulders and seating area supports contact with the driver, while the self-extinguishing lining forms part of the competition specification. This is the SCX model; the SCX-H is a separate size in the range. Choose by driver fit and the required mounting combination.
Specifications
| Manufacturer reference |
00804ZNR |
| Shell |
Carbon fibre |
| Size designation |
S/M |
| Lining |
Self-extinguishing fabric |
| Contact areas |
Non-slip shoulder and seating fabric |
| Side mounting spacing |
290 mm |
| Required frames |
004985ADV, sold separately |
| FIA standard |
8862-2009 |
| Homologation code |
AS.022.12 |
Compatibility & installation
The seat is homologated with Sparco ADV SCX mounting frames, reference 004985ADV. Order the required frames separately with the seat. Matching mounting-hole spacing alone does not establish approval for other brackets. Confirm driver fit, cockpit clearance and harness routing, and check the label against current competition requirements.
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What's in the box
- 1 Sparco ADV SCX carbon racing seat
Advantages & considerations
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+ Carbon shell with energy absorption in highly stressed areas.
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+ Self-extinguishing lining and non-slip contact zones.
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+ Specific S/M model within the SCX range.
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− Requires dedicated 004985ADV frames, sold separately.
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− The SCX-H is a different model and mounting combination.
Frequently asked questions
What is the homologation code?
AS.022.12 under FIA 8862-2009.
Which frames are required?
Use dedicated 004985ADV side mounting frames.
What size is this version?
Sparco lists the ADV SCX as S/M.
Are mounting frames included?
No. The required frames are separate components.
