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Old 03-04-2013, 01:38 AM
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Looks great.How will you power them?will a relay be needed?

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Old 03-04-2013, 04:52 AM
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Thanks for the added thread. I haven't seen this method of removing the brackets and removing a few inches from the rail before. How far back does the seat slide back now. Is it still enough leg room for 6'2". I don't like to bend my knees when I'm driving. Also are you planning on doing the rear seat mod as well

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Looking good! Do you think a big fella would be able to fit in there?

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I removed the short section of rail from the one side to make installing the brackets easier and more uniform . Also keeps the kids from hitting their toes on the rail. The seat has full travel in both directions. My neighbor is 6'+and i will have him try it out to see if his noggin clears the roof. I suppose if more leg room was required, different brackets would be required to move it back some.

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Thanks for the added thread. I haven't seen this method of removing the brackets and removing a few inches from the rail before. How far back does the seat slide back now. Is it still enough leg room for 6'2". I don't like to bend my knees when I'm driving. Also are you planning on doing the rear seat mod as well

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Just 12 volts from the fuse block. All controls are contained I
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Looks great.How will you power them?will a relay be needed?
in the seat base. I will fuse it with a 20amp fuse to protect everything like it should.

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I have a friend that did this and I had no idea what it took top put them in correctly. His results were outstanding. Looks like yours will turn out the same way.

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