Relocating seats.
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remove seats, put grade 8 bolts n washers in hole towards front of truck....install pucks on oem studs and finger tighten....put seats in on new bolts....tighten them all down..very easy
:kiss: lol, pretty straight forward. Gonna test fit box see how much i need to move seat and order le materials to do so
Where'd you get pucks at eddeh? Looks like I could do that with some shit I have Layin around hmmmm...
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was about to ask. I mean i could make some but again... lazy rather buy them already done.
How much did you move your seat forward? Still able to fold back of seat flat down?
How much did you move your seat forward? Still able to fold back of seat flat down?
Underground Autostyling in Sarasota, Fl
call them up and ask for the silvy relocating brackets....they make em in 2 and 3"....paid like $60 but price went up. Id just try to find some crap flat stock in thickness of ur choice and use that...would be cheaper. I paid for the convenience cuz lazy
mine are 3" iirc. seats fold fwd if front seats aren't too far back....once u fold fwd, u can slide the front seats back some but not a whole lot. I wouldn't go 3" if u constantly have big people back there. My fam in sub 5'5" and they hardly ever sit back there so it wasn't a big deal to go 3".
call them up and ask for the silvy relocating brackets....they make em in 2 and 3"....paid like $60 but price went up. Id just try to find some crap flat stock in thickness of ur choice and use that...would be cheaper. I paid for the convenience cuz lazy
mine are 3" iirc. seats fold fwd if front seats aren't too far back....once u fold fwd, u can slide the front seats back some but not a whole lot. I wouldn't go 3" if u constantly have big people back there. My fam in sub 5'5" and they hardly ever sit back there so it wasn't a big deal to go 3".
I have some 5/8" flat 2" wide stock and a drill press.
Will just have to go buy the bolting hardware
Will just have to go buy the bolting hardware
I thought about just using some old semi truck frame and cutting them to size...just too lazy to get grinder and cutting wheels to do it.
:billeh2: if u could get a group of people to buy them id make a grip :secretshake:
year one sells these https://www.yearone.com/Product/1967-87-chevy-gmc-truck/sb246
They seem like they would work. Any model you put in on their website and sear for seat re locator these come up. Universal i guess
They seem like they would work. Any model you put in on their website and sear for seat re locator these come up. Universal i guess
Probably what ill do. I mean considering what yours are these would work too. Just a flat piece with holes in it. And these are adjustable
That's what I was thinking. As long as the holes are big enough buy those. They're cheap enough
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if u can, weld the new bolts in....was a pain getting a wrench under the puck to tighten the nut