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67ruststang390

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ok here is my problem i am tall and the original seat tracks were not meant for me... what should i do? it there a way to move the tracks back or are there ones out there for taller people...thanks
 

DukeGnarley

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I'm not aware of longer seat tracks, although i think i remember reading an article by mustangs plus about modifying the seat pans to move the whole thing back. My problem is that the aftermarket seats i have are too tall, so i'm going to have to lower that part of the floorpan.
 

Jester67

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You can move the pan down and back if you need to just use the instructions form mustangs plus and move to fit
 

dennis112

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I lowered my seat pans and that ended up not being enough room for my 6'2" frame. The second thing I did was move the seat tracks further back on the pan.

Here is a link to a web page (that I never finished) which shows how I made brackets that set the seats back either 2-3", depending on which set of holes the original seat tracks are installed.:

http://www.geocities.com/dennis_2685/Seatadjust.html





I now have more than enough room for my legs.
 

CochinoFilipino

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You guys are suppose to be driving bigger cars, like an LTD or Galaxie.
 

dennis112

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CochinoFilipino said:
You guys are suppose to be driving bigger cars, like an LTD or Galaxie.
Click to expand...

Naaaayyyyy, size doesn't matter. . . . .
 
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68RCodeConv

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I have made a set of bolt-on adapters which relocate the seat back 2 1/2". No welding is required to make these adapters and they don't require any special hardware. Also the seat can be returned to stock condition at any time.

Email me at jb18@tmw.com and I'll send you a Word document that describes how to make them.
 

jdowen2

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Put the top down!
 
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