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Drivers seat position
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17 Jan 2013 21:41 - 17 Jan 2013 21:43 #58447
by Prunsen
Replied by Prunsen on topic Drivers seat position
I have made some fine extension-brackets for the drivers seat in my 2005 Jimny. I'm 2 meters tall and really needed some space for the legs. When brackets are mounted, in the original holes, the tracks under the seat, are moved 70mm's to the rear = That's enhancing the comfort for me as a driver sooooo much - it's really like a limousine !!
They are made of solid steel, on a plasmacutting machine and painted black. Both the front brackets are supplied with a screw in the extra pin-hole (like the original brackets), for extra security.
All 4 of them are easily mounted in max 30 minuts.
I have sold some complete sets to UK residents already.
Note: the brackets on the photo are the prototypes, made by hand
They are made of solid steel, on a plasmacutting machine and painted black. Both the front brackets are supplied with a screw in the extra pin-hole (like the original brackets), for extra security.
All 4 of them are easily mounted in max 30 minuts.
I have sold some complete sets to UK residents already.
Note: the brackets on the photo are the prototypes, made by hand
Last edit: 17 Jan 2013 21:43 by Prunsen.
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