I wanted power seats to make the seats adjustable in minute increments, adjusting the OEM seats was next to impossible while driving down the road. After installing the seat on the flat bars I discovered it was too far forward, so I moved the flat bars back to start in the rear holes of the base instead of the front holes as shown in the picture. This modification was necessary because bolt pattern centers for tracks on new seats were 16" across width compared to 15" across width on seats removed. I had to drill 2 more holes 14" on center for the other direction, back to front to complete the bolt pattern for the new seat. These seats are from an '02 Yukon and are very comfy. I put them in my '05 LTV Free Spirit. They are about 3" wider across the seat area, and have integral seat belts.
See the picture of the right seat tracks ahead of the base before I moved the seat back about 2 3/8".
Adding a picture of the drivers seat before moving flat bars toward the back as mentioned above, to avoid the track over hanging the front of the seat base.
See the picture of the right seat tracks ahead of the base before I moved the seat back about 2 3/8".
Adding a picture of the drivers seat before moving flat bars toward the back as mentioned above, to avoid the track over hanging the front of the seat base.
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