1" seat lowering kit

[FLX109]

Anyone know where I can get one? Or does anyone have one they want to sell?


FLX109

 

[ruckdr]

Parts Rack:

[email protected], or by phone at (360) 837-3937.

http://partsrack.blastmart.com/customer/search.php?substring=seat+lowering

 

[plumcrazy]

JOnB..its the northwind kit i think that i have and love

 

[dave6666]

JOnB..its the northwind kit i think that i have and love

Ditto. Just throw the enclosed instructions away. THEY ARE USELESS.

 

[FLX109]

Just ordered it,
thanks guys


FLX109

 

[FLX109]

Ditto. Just throw the enclosed instructions away. THEY ARE USELESS.

Instructions are no good??

 

[dave6666]

Just ordered it,
thanks guys


FLX109

Just to clarify the useless instructions, they say to put the new rails in the car and then fit the seat to the rails afterward. Which *****. Put the rails on the seat FIRST, put the seat cushion back on the seat frame, and THEN put the seat rails to the floorboard with the seat attached.

You might want to test fit for hole alignment to the floor before you put the seat cushion back to the frame. If there are some alignment issues, fit everything into the car with the seat rails slightly loose to the seat. Make up the floor screws loosely, then reach under the cushion and tighten the rail to seat screws. Pull the assy out one last time to snug the rails down good, put the cushion back, and reinstall. Sounds complicated, but I spent an extra hour cussing the folks at Northwind for not suggesting that to begin with.

 

[FLX109]

Just to clarify the useless instructions, they say to put the new rails in the car and then fit the seat to the rails afterward. Which *****. Put the rails on the seat FIRST, put the seat cushion back on the seat frame, and THEN put the seat rails to the floorboard with the seat attached.

You might want to test fit for hole alignment to the floor before you put the seat cushion back to the frame. If there are some alignment issues, fit everything into the car with the seat rails slightly loose to the seat. Make up the floor screws loosely, then reach under the cushion and tighten the rail to seat screws. Pull the assy out one last time to snug the rails down good, put the cushion back, and reinstall. Sounds complicated, but I spent an extra hour cussing the folks at Northwind for not suggesting that to begin with.

thankyou for the heads up, I will do it this way

FLX109

 

[JonB]

Just ordered it, thanks guys FLX109

Thank YOU (again) for your business........its on the way