BigJimnyMeet (North) 2024 (12 Jan 2024)
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Drivers seat position
- gaz3359
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My question is im 6 ft 2 and quite a big bloke im wondering if there is any way to get the seat to go back any further as im finding it a bit of a squeeze,ive had a look under the seat and cant see any adjustments on the runners or base,any help would be much appreciated thanks gary
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- Tadpole
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- jimny5
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and and move it back.but still keepin the slide adjustment.
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- Prunsen
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They are made of solid steel, on a plasmacutting machine and painted black. Both the front brackets are supplied with a screw in the extra pin-hole (like the original brackets), for extra security.
All 4 of them are easily mounted in max 30 minuts.
I have sold some complete sets to UK residents already.
Note: the brackets on the photo are the prototypes, made by hand
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- GuardianAngel
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- jimny5
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Prunsen wrote: I have made some fine extension-brackets for the drivers seat in my 2005 Jimny. I'm 2 meters tall and really needed some space for the legs. When brackets are mounted, in the original holes, the tracks under the seat, are moved 70mm's to the rear = That's enhancing the comfort for me as a driver sooooo much - it's really like a limousine !!
They are made of solid steel, on a plasmacutting machine and painted black. Both the front brackets are supplied with a screw in the extra pin-hole (like the original brackets), for extra security.
All 4 of them are easily mounted in max 30 minuts.
I have sold some complete sets to UK residents already.
Note: the brackets on the photo are the prototypes, made by hand
Is that just flat bar at the front??, so the seat weight is just hoovering.looks abit weak.
Would be better if there was some kinda metal box underneath.
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- gaz3359
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i was going to ask a friend if he could fab me some brackets but he is always busy.
Prunsen how much do you charge for the brackets ? Pm me if you like
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- iloveics
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Your carpets are immaculate. Need more mud!
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so what's the delivered price posted to the UK then Prunsen
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- Prunsen
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# iloveics : You are definately right about the missing mud on carpets So far, my Jimny only eats tarmac, but hope to try the "real stuff" soon.
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