Need Seat help
Didn't know where to put this
Here is the issue: I'm 6'5 and I have 2 herniated discs in my neck and driving my Jeep aggravates it. I've analyzed why and here is what I've come up with. When I set the seat all the way back and recline so I'm comfortable my head is hitting the sound/roll bar so I scrunch my neck down. I have reclined it less so I'm not doing this, but I sit up so high that I'm looking out of the very top of the windshield, so I naturally crane my neck forward and down to have better natural viability. I'm thinking that some aftermarket seats might be the solution and this is where the help is needed. Are suspension seats not as thick in the seat area as stockers? Can the seats be mounted so they are not sitting as high up or be further back? Leg room in the back is a non-issue since I've taken that single section of back seat out. |
Originally Posted by GentleGiant
(Post 3955068)
Didn't know where to put this
Here is the issue: I'm 6'5 and I have 2 herniated discs in my neck and driving my Jeep aggravates it. I've analyzed why and here is what I've come up with. When I set the seat all the way back and recline so I'm comfortable my head is hitting the sound/roll bar so I scrunch my neck down. I have reclined it less so I'm not doing this, but I sit up so high that I'm looking out of the very top of the windshield, so I naturally crane my neck forward and down to have better natural viability. I'm thinking that some aftermarket seats might be the solution and this is where the help is needed. Are suspension seats not as thick in the seat area as stockers? Can the seats be mounted so they are not sitting as high up or be further back? Leg room in the back is a non-issue since I've taken that single section of back seat out. http://m.quadratec.com/products/prod...pid=24290+2003 After looking a bit closer, it looks like this bracket moves the seat back about 4 inches, but not down at all. You might call them to see if they can make a bracket that is lower as well. |
I'm assuming you have your seat adjusted all the way down. If not, use the lever on the side of the seat base to crank it as low as it goes. Ratchet the lever down to move down. Otherwise, you're just a big dude and I have nothing else to offer. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by maxspongebob
(Post 3955094)
Take a look at this. I don't have any experience with them, but it looks like it is a product that may meet your needs.
Misch 4x4 Products BigBoy Driver Side Bracket | Jeep Parts and Accessories | Quadratec After looking a bit closer, it looks like this bracket moves the seat back about 4 inches, but not down at all. You might call them to see if they can make a bracket that is lower as well. |
Originally Posted by 14Sport
(Post 3955101)
I'm assuming you have your seat adjusted all the way down. If not, use the lever on the side of the seat base to crank it as low as it goes. Ratchet the lever down to move down. Otherwise, you're just a big dude and I have nothing else to offer. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by GentleGiant
(Post 3955112)
Yea, I got it ratcheted down. Wish that was the solution.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...gerous-138741/ |
Originally Posted by maxspongebob
(Post 3955122)
Did you see this thread?
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...gerous-138741/ |
if you had drank more caffene as a growing child you could have stunted your growth, too late now. you can easily gain a little space if you take down the sound bar from the roll cage, im not sure if its enough room or not, but would let you see if removing 1-2 inches that it does helps, if it does help you can remount the missing speakers under the seats somewhere, or go without them for safety/comfort, they arent too hard to remount under the driver/passenger or rear seat though.
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