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I also modified my seat by raising it onto a 2" aluminum channel on each rail, added carriage bolts and hex head machine screws to replace all of the OEM fasteners. The 2" rise is comfortable seating. An easier access to remove the seat if needed.
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Should be easy to modify either way. I've already made intermediate brackets like this idea for installing a new heater box. So would be easy to add a channel for these, and I'm usually driving with sitting up on one leg, so a bit higher would be nicer for me as well. I'll play around with that as well. It'll be a couple months before I get the seat back from the upholstery shop and the new carpet in before I get these parts installed. I'll be updating all my threads come spring with the final results.
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Seat Slides
Have your checked mastercraft parts depot?
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