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I am leaning toward doing the same I wish I had not invested the ton of money doing my seats and just gone with the new ones . I hate how stiff they are and my head touches the headliner. What steering column are you using I need a tilt to make it easier to get in the car now my head also hits the drip rails getting in the car I used the foam and springs from opg should have just spent the 600 for the newer seats. Looks great.
I had the same issue with my seats when I bought my car. Turns out the foam installed was the cheap variety ($79 as I recall) so I bought the $200 set, had the seats redone, and now I can drive without my head rubbing on the headliner. And I'm barely 5'10" so it's not like I'm extremely tall.

I'm just not 100% sure I like the look of mixing new/old styles. Anyone look into fitting a seat from a year with headrests?

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I had the same issue with my seats when I bought my car. Turns out the foam installed was the cheap variety ($79 as I recall) so I bought the $200 set, had the seats redone, and now I can drive without my head rubbing on the headliner. And I'm barely 5'10" so it's not like I'm extremely tall.

I'm just not 100% sure I like the look of mixing new/old styles. Anyone look into fitting a seat from a year with headrests?
I'm not 100% in love with the style of the modern GTO seat. I have thought about having a local guy recover them like a 1967 seat so they blend a bit better. The stock low backs look better for sure, but they suck to ride in. The 06 seats are worlds better in terms of comfort and adjust ability. Its a no brainier for me.

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Old 09-22-2015, 05:00 PM
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I had the same issue with my seats when I bought my car. Turns out the foam installed was the cheap variety ($79 as I recall) so I bought the $200 set, had the seats redone, and now I can drive without my head rubbing on the headliner. And I'm barely 5'10" so it's not like I'm extremely tall.

I'm just not 100% sure I like the look of mixing new/old styles. Anyone look into fitting a seat from a year with headrests?
The foam set was from opg and was the good set.

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