18-08-2008, 10:30 PM | #1 |
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Extra seat padding - with pics
Wanted to try something to improve the lumbar and shoulder support for the front seats. At 6' 3"+ I find my shoulders get pushed forward slightly, putting strain on my neck. Not a complete nightmare but could be a problem for 2+ hour journeys.
What was needed was more lumbar support, with additional padding for the middle/upper back to get the shoulders straighter. So I tried something. Original Seat Move OEM pad to upper section Take some central heating pipe wrap. Notice how I am saving energy by using this. Cut one piece to size Then another piece Replace seat section Side profile view Comparison before/after Seems to have worked pretty well, will do the same for the passenger seat if it's better during use ! |
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