sets too low

My front seats seem to sit too low. Does anyone have a fix to raise the front Feel like a kid trying to see over the long hood. I remember back in 72 I installed extra plastic bushings on the seatback to change the tilt, but then the seatbacks are hard to lock.

Alan L

Maybe put some washers under the seat track mounting bolts. That would raise it up.

My front seats seem to sit too low. Does anyone have a fix to raise the front Feel like a kid trying to see over the long hood. I remember back in 72 I installed extra plastic bushings on the seatback to change the tilt, but then the seatbacks are hard to lock.

Alan L

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I never had that issue with any car yet...Im 6'5" lmao...but im sure some washer or bushing would give you the boost you need...I would make a metal bushing out of some thick pipe or something...atleast it would look nice if some one looked under your seat...A stack of washers is never a good sign..lol..Even know it would work just fine

New bottom foam. Mine seems to set a little high for me with all new stuff

Maybe put some washers under the seat track mounting bolts. That would raise it up.

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Was thinking the same thing..Between the seat and tracks, that way it wouldn't effect the slide angles.

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

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Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

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Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

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If no one else is gonna take that lob ball.....

THATS WHAT SHE SAID

Gentlemen!!!

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

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Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

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If no one else is gonna take that lob ball.....

THATS WHAT SHE SAID

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::welcome::lollerz

That's what I love about this group!

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

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Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

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Hmm, weird...nobody's ever told me that before.

When we recovered our seats we went an extra inch on the padding figuring it would selltle over time anyway. It has my hair against the roof liner. Made a heck of a difference.

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Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

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Hmm, weird...nobody's ever told me that before.

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:udaman:

Sometime an extra inch makes all the difference in the world:whistling:

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Hmm, weird...nobody's ever told me that before.

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:udaman:

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LOL

I used 3/4" x 1 1/2" aluminum C channel on my daughters car between the seat rails and the floor. it worked quite well

Pump up the air shocks to 80psi.