I wish the pictures were still up

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http://www.the370z.com/members/ghaza...-seat-jack.jpg

Problem solved.

Two month bump since I'm going to make Ms. Pint do this mod today. She doesn't know it yet, but we're meeting at Lowe's for a cruise and will be going inside first :tup:

I'll make sure we get some pictures. Mr. Kenchan does not realize not everyone is as smart, able, and confident as him :icon17:

hey just for reference here's a good link with the bolt strength descriptions for your reference:

Nuts and Bolts

the DIY did have pictures at one time... but something happened 3months ago i deleted everything. :icon17: if i can find some picts i will post them up again later.

I just need to go to Breed's. They have anything I could possibly need in a store about 1/10th the size of the Lowe's we went to. It's amazing :tup:

Might as well help me install hood struts while you're at it. :p

Don't forget the plastidip :icon17:

:tup:

We still don't know much about Kenchan but after this DIY we know you are short.:roflpuke2:

Unlike most asians my torso is very short vs my limbs. I sat in my buddy's Cayman the other day...I'm taller than him but his seating position was like damn... I can't see shitt. :icon17:

any diy for lowering it it hit the ceiling on the track

Did something similar for the passenger seat so my tiny gf can see out the front window lol.

Very confident in its design and strength.

bolt depot
 

Thanks for the post. I just did this... took about 15 - 20 min. I am 5'-8" so not the tallest mofo but I do like sitting up high. I went online to the bolt depot and bought my stuff, worked perfect thanks the specs kenchan had posted.

I bought two zinc plated class 10.9 steel 10mm x 1.25mm x 50mm bolts @ .89 cents each

https://www.boltdepot.com/Metric_hex..._x_1.25mm.aspx

And two zinc plated steel spacers 3/8" x 1" (3/4" O.D.) @ $2.21

https://www.boltdepot.com/Spacers_Zi...steel_3_8.aspx

I did not buy any washers because I thought I could re-use the existing ones but nissan used some kind of black magic spell and they are forever stuck on the stock bolts.... so I suggest buying some washers while your at it. The bolts from bolt depot are large enough they will not slide through your seat bracket hole but a washer would just give the hole thing more strength.

I was on the fence about doing this but the bolt products you suggested swayed me into pursuing this. I ordered from the same place, Bolt Depot.

On another note I do believe we just brought up a 2 year old DIY. :icon17: