There are no modifications at all? Not even for the back seat?
read
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=704040
and with the fronts all you need is the power for the lumbar and you can plug the new seat and get 8-way adjustability with like 3 little wires...cake
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Euphoric306
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ended up finding two longer bolts with the same thread pitch in my garage, some large nuts (lol) with slightly bigger holes to act as spacers, and bolted up my fox rack.
works great. for lumbar i swapped the harness from the fox seat.
oh i heard the power seat racks are crap after being 5 years old anyway. 8 way adjustability isn't all that great.
that being said they look at feel 10 times better than my worn out fox seats
works great. for lumbar i swapped the harness from the fox seat.
oh i heard the power seat racks are crap after being 5 years old anyway. 8 way adjustability isn't all that great.
that being said they look at feel 10 times better than my worn out fox seats
There are no modifications at all? Not even for the back seat?
That's what I'm wondering. Doesn't look like it though!
That's what I'm wondering. Doesn't look like it though!
click my link a few posts up...posts 25-27
foxmustangman
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The above is completely wrong.
All of the seats bolt directly in. The 94-98 seats are a direct bolt in. The 99-04 seats bolt in just fine, but require a little wiring modification to the harness to make all of the electrical functions work.
I've got a little first-hand experience with this project.
Sweet LX! Are the rear seats from an sn-95 mustang too? Nice job.