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'92 Chevy seat
I have a '92 Chevy 60/40 seat to install in my Burb. What are you guys using as a spacer for the inside passenger side bracket?? If nothing else, I can get a couple pieces of 1/2" SS tubing to use as spacers and I have a few seat and/or seatbelt washers for underneath the floorboard.
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
I used a plumbing fixture a 3/4" to 1/2" pipe fitting, then as necessary used a few washer to get the exact adjustment.
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
Thanks,
Did you use the the rear mounting seat holes in your truck, I figured I was going to use those, or did you drill 8 new holes??? |
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
You can check my website in my signature, interrior section on what I did, but no I used the front holes as a guide for the outer front, then I drilled the rear holes and inner holes. I don't remember, but if you mount the drivers side flat on the floor, I don't thing it will slide back enough to use the rear holes. I could be wrong, but I believe that is why I initially chose the fron holes. Plus I like the seating position better that way.
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
Thanks for the info. Your webpage is pretty good. How is Gulfport?? Did you make it thru Katrina?? I spent about six months in Biloxi at Keesler AFB in the early nineties when I was still in the service. Great time. Oh yeah, I am sure you know Brett Favre is from there.
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Not too much left of Brett's home town, course there wasn't a lot there to begin with.
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
I used two pieces of angle steel bolted together. I also used six flat washers under the rear of the outer seat bracket. I used the outer front holes as a starting point and drilled the reso of the holes and put fender washers under the floor for support.
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Re: '92 Chevy seat
What was the angled steel used for???
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