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I'm looking for all new seats and wanted to get everyone's opinion on which ones to get. I know it will come down to personal preference but wanted to see what everyone likes.
I'm looking for all new seats and wanted to get everyone's opinion on which ones to get. I know it will come down to personal preference but wanted to see what everyone likes.
I can tell you one set not to get. Bestop stationary seats. Not only are they uncomfortable cause there's no adjustment, their kind of hard without any real support on the side bolsters.
1979 Jeep CJ7 TH400 Automatic 258 I6 Quadratrac Amc 20 rear & Dana 30 front, 32 x 11.5 x 15 tires. Currently a Complete Custom Rebuild in progress.
Also I own a 2001 Jeep Cherokee, White, all stock with 4.0L. automatic, and police package. Best part of that is it came with leather seats! This package also has the NP242 Transfer Case, 8.25 rear end, and trailer towing package.
I think like most decisions we make when it comes to modification or accessories to put on our Jeeps you have to ask the question, "What are you going to use it for?". Heavy off road needs lots of bolsters and good suspension. Daily driver maybe a more plan seat. It all boils down to personal preference and money. If you have a 4 Wheel Drive store near you, most have extra seats you can sit in to help you decide. The two must things to have though are seat sliders ( Bestop - Seat Track Slider Kit - Fits 1976 to 1995 YJ Wrangler and CJ - 4WD.com ) and tilt back. If you have to save some extra money to get what you want, by all means do so and don't settle for anything less.
1985 CJ-7. guess it has an 89 straight 6 with weber crab. Auto trans and transfer case (not sure what but stock [maybe 300 on the transfer]) open diffs. Hard top and doors
Has anyone installed the MasterCarft Baja rs seats? Was wondering how much more they sit over stock. Was about to drop the $1200 on a set but don't want them to sit to high.
Do they breathe and are they waterproof? Will have to think about those.
Mine came with the Bestop Trailmax part deux. All vinyl - ouch. Only DD so they do alright as long as you don't mind a sweaty soaked back and butt. Is nice that they are waterproof and grease/coffee doesn't stain them.
Nomads are a rather coarse material that breaths quite well You will want to cover them at night as the foam will be wet and will take time to dry. The covers are reported to not be very UV resistant and should be treated acordingly. On a good note the seat cover can be removed and replaced quite easily , when the time comes. Not an option with injection molded seats.
1976 CJ7 Jeep with a engine/tranny/wiring harness out of a 1988 s10 blazer 4.3l v6 with th700r4 automatic tranny and a cj7 Dana 300 transfer case with Novak adapter.
Complete wiring harness from the s10 blazer. Painted with HOT PINK Pearl paint with standard sized metallic halographic pink flakes. Painted by me -a newb. New rear, front and side three wire LED lights, New parts, new custom dash-by me And a lot of guidance from fellow jeepers and lots of prayers etc.... :p
If money isnt an issue, what about Bestop trailmax II reclining seats? I like the vinyl crush (39451) seats. Only thing is they do run an easy $275+ each. They are soft and comfortable. And have the reclining arm. However, for the price, I probably would go for Corbau or another better made brand.
Just some thoughts. Good luck.
IO, there is a handle on the lower left side as shown in the pic and the back will tilt. They are well padded and probably best for a smaller individual. I think it would be quite a project to get them in a CJ5 . I did install the adjuster and it put me up way to high, so I just drilled holes for the seat location. A smaller diameter steering wheel helps also.
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