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Originally Posted by damnyankee36
My new seat foam was about 1" taller than the old foam. I assumed it was because the old foam had collapsed. But my skinny legs still hit the bottom of the steering wheel and I felt too tall and I'm short in the upper body.
I wanted to keep the seat brackets factory so my plan was to use a long saw to cut a 1" section out of the middle of the foam and glue it together. That way I didn't have to duplicate the upper or lower shapes.
I didn't do it as I sold the truck before I had a chance.
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As I am having the seat redone as well, I talked to the guy recovering it and he said he can basically do what you said. He has a special foam saw that can do a nice clean cut. Says this is a common problem and he has done this a lot, so problem solved and I don't loose adjustment.