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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Winters Ca. 95694
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Time for seat warmers!
I just ran across this in a new hot rod mag that came today. They are a retro seat warmer for any old or new seats. The kit comes with two sets that will do both seats and covers your butt and back area. Two wire hook up and is has an Off-Low-High setting. These will be going into Project Slow Build for sure. Just thought I would share what I found.
http://www.warmseats.com/ Kevin LFD Inc. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: San Diego
Posts: 100
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
Thinking about putting one of those on the passenger side for the wife. She's always cold and once had a car with seat warmers in it--she was in heaven. This may be the only way I can get her to ride in my truck--once it's done. Anyway, they are pretty cool--wander if they really work that well through the material.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: MinneSNOWta
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
I grabbed a couple buckets out of a '02 chrysler 300m, full power with heat.
best thing is that they cost me $50 for the pair, way cheaper than any of the aftermarket heater kits that i have found, minus the hassle of installation.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
Jeg's has that same kit for $99 a side (Regular price on that site you posted)
I am doing these in my daily driver for sure because I rarely use the heater ![]()
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
I'm definately putting a set in my trucks. I think I'll go with Jeg's for half the price.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Tooele, Utah
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
i would like a set of seats out of a lincoln navigator,,they heated and cooled..or is it the escalade..but anyway that would be nice out here in utah,,where you are either frying or freezing,,with very little in between..
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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![]() As far as heat transfer these say they get up to like 115* on High and that you will feel right thru the seat as long as they are installed right. That is also the same range as factory but most factory seats do not have "Low or High" settings. Kevin LFD Inc. Last edited by Rokcrln; 12-09-2006 at 11:31 AM. |
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
Wife's Trailblazer has em, I use them more than I thought I would
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
What about aftermarket lumbar set-ups? Anyone have any experience w/them?
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Global warming is a myth
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Henderson, NV
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I have canvas seat covers on my TJ. I went to Target & saw these on sale for 20.00 per seat. Slipped them underneath my seat covers, spliced in the wiring so that it's hardwired, not plugged in & voila!! Heated seats WITH massage!!
Later, Buddy
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Austin, TX
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
how do they look under the cover? can you see the outline? does all the heat come through?
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Atlanta
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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Someone recently picked up a seat heater kit - you just install these sheets into the seat back and BAM instant heat. Nice kit. There are pics and eveyrthing in this subforum somewhere.
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
My VW GTI (1999.5) has a 5-step setup, I think when I end up doing this I might go buy a couple of the seat heater controls and wire them in for the same 5-step setup if possible. I assume it's just a potentiometer of some sort that comes with all of these kits.
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Global warming is a myth
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Henderson, NV
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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Global warming is a myth
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Re: Time for seat warmers!
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