lower seat rails?
Good question. Without changing the seats my guess is you'd have to chop a piece out of the mounting brackets. A welding shop could do it and I'd estimate it costing about $100 for both seats. Thats my guess though...
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Originally Posted by cheesefighter
yup yup yup! u gotta chop em! over here in chicago there is a guy with a RS1.0 with this moD! i asked him what he did and he said he cut the rails down. big difference in seating position!!
Originally Posted by bB2NER
But WHY????
Least thats why I'd do it.
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Originally Posted by bB2NER
But WHY????
Least thats why I'd do it.
But if you lower the seats, people like us (long legged folks), won't be bashing our knees into the dash while trying to reach for the friggin' steering wheel.
Had Toyota put a telescoping steering wheel in the Box, all would be good.
Had Toyota put a telescoping steering wheel in the Box, all would be good.
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Lowering the seats will make matters worse not better. It will cause your knees to have to bend even more. Try doing what I did. Get longer front seat bolts and add spacers under the front brackets. Made a huge improvement for my comfort. I'm 6'3.5" 240 lbs.
PS the steering wheel could be an inch or 2 closer tho. I will be adding an aftermarket wheel to take care of that problem.
PS the steering wheel could be an inch or 2 closer tho. I will be adding an aftermarket wheel to take care of that problem.
Originally Posted by bB2NER
They want to lower the seats not raise them. That's what I got out of it. 
It doesn't bug me enough to want to lose my OEM airbag or even do the washer trick. Heck, I just had the OEM leather wheel installed in my car last week.
You should try raising the front with spacers or just lowering the back vertical supports to tilt the seat base. I find the seat too flat and if I recline even a little I start to slide forward on the seat. I thought of putting a threaded adjuster on the two rear vertical pipes on the seat to be able to crank it up and down a little.
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