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Seats in a 67
- Thread starter lethal289
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Jonk67
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I think the backs are shorter by a couple inches as they don't have the deep bolster and it looks from TMI's pics like the seat bottom uses a fatter foam with no bolster:
http://www.mustangupholstery.com/foxbody_mustang_products.html
Jon
http://www.mustangupholstery.com/foxbody_mustang_products.html
Jon
crustycurmudgeon
Well-Known Member
Is this what you're talking about?
It doesn't seem any higher to me, not much anyway. I've installed the headrest since this picture was taken.
Frank
It doesn't seem any higher to me, not much anyway. I've installed the headrest since this picture was taken.
Frank
"crustycurmudgeon" said:Is this what you're talking about?
It doesn't seem any higher to me, not much anyway. I've installed the headrest since this picture was taken.
Frank
Yep, that looks like it. Thanks Frank. I was worried that i read somewhere they sit a couple inches higher. At 6'2", im not sure i can afford that. lol
Jonk67
Well-Known Member
"lethal289" said:
Lethal, if you haven't installed them yet it helps a lot to move them back 1"-2" at the front mount. Many use their original tracks and drill a new front hole in the fox seatbottoms and put a nut behind. I used the fox sliders and drilled/chiseled the 'feet' off of them than make them sit so high on test fit. Instead of drilling new holes in the seat bottom I used a 1/4"thick X1"wide piece of plate steel as an adaptor and moved mine back 1-2" in the process. I'm 6'1" and it helped a lot with leg room and with the tilt you can gain some head room. My head is the same distance from the headliner as with my stock seats since the seat bottoms are at the same height. I don't even use the full extent of the seat now.
Here's a few pics I can attach more if you need:
Jon