I just ended up using stacked 2 mm washers for a total of 1/2". This definitely helped but it could still use more tilt.Would it be possible for any pics of these 1/2 inch nuts everyone is talking about.
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If I went a little higher, what size bolts are recommendedI just ended up using stacked 2 mm washers for a total of 1/2". This definitely helped but it could still use more tilt.
I used M10x1.5x40mm for 1/2" of lift, but be careful about the head size because it must fit down inside the recess of the seat rail. Also be careful about lifting it too much because it puts the rear bolts at an angle and it becomes unsafe at some point.If I went a little higher, what size bolts are recommended
Thanks for the info.I used M10x1.5x40mm for 1/2" of lift, but be careful about the head size because it must fit down inside the recess of the seat rail. Also be careful about lifting it too much because it puts the rear bolts at an angle and it becomes unsafe at some point.
The Bronco seats should be pretty comfy. Most Ford seats are nice and big
Why don't you F off with all your Ford Bronco comments on threads all over the place, nobody here cares for your trolling, loser.
Or for $50 you could add this: https://www.quadratec.com/products/...Km-4vS9XpoUjHq6NHOzXVtaTVIyYKfXwaAmRIEALw_wcBThis may have already been said, but If you plan on keeping it (the Jeep), put the lumbar in full out position then, roll a towel up and attach it about 6 inches above the seat to the back of your seat back, that should help keep your back straight (keep from slouching) and butt out when driving. and don't take baclofen (as suggested above), you will be getting into a whole other set of problems.....
In Texas most personal Ford truck owners have big buttocks.Most Ford seats are nice and big