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#902338 12/09/2012 3:50 PM
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My stock 38 seat is not comfortable to drive any distance. There is only an adjustment at the bottom of seat back - the top of seat back is not adjustable. Been thinking about making a spacer to go at the top and move it out an inch or so. It would be pretty simple - has anyone else with stock seats had any problems?

tcox #902369 12/09/2012 5:42 PM
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Yes for comfort. I have long legs so I put spacers out of tube steel and longer bolts under the mounting point of the seat. A taller spacer under rear mounts would tip the seat back forward but also the angle of the bottom would change too.


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