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04-12-2021, 08:12 PM
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Looking at the original pics on this thread I’m questioning if your interior guy is making the right decision about needing seat foams. Barring cars with utterly chewed up seats I find that usually what is needed is replacement spring set for the bottom.
The new springs on the original foam cushion always give a better end result than those repro foam kits that are not the right shape and density. Just my two cents but factory foam with new springs and legendary covers come out beautiful while those repro foam gives that overstuffed feeling and poor fit at the corners.
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