The electric part of the seat works. Lumbar pumps, but air won’t hold. The inner legs of driver side seat (where the hump was) slope down from front to back( 3.25 inches down to about a half inch), so some sort of riser will need to be put in place. I’m not sure, but I’m hoping to be able to keep that rear part of old seat bracket in place. Laziness. I’m leaning towards 1 inch square tubing for the frame with the plates in the pics(holes drilled before) welded at the corners where the seat bolts go. I think the plates are 3/16 thick. The rise won’t hurt a thing. I’m trying to figure out how to get the 3.25 inch rise for the front inner foot of the drivers seat. Malybe use a piece of angle somehow? Definitely use big bolts and big washers underneath when all the rest is figured out. I haven’t bought materials yet, so I may look at going with the angle. I am not a welder. My cousin is. His input has weight since he is doing the work for me. I want it to be as easy on him as possible.
