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Randy at seating solutions has come up with a 2 piece design for the custom trailboss to raise the drivers seat. Excellent product, easy to install and he will answer any question you have. +1 (770) 401-9307 is his number his name is randy. Tell him I sent you over and he will help you out. My truck is the first kit with the “2nd design” of this product and is just what I needed.

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This was the 1st thing I complained about, for high the TB sits I thought you should sit higher in the truck.

Jason k Enthusiast

Jason k

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I'm desperately trying to figure out how to wire a power seat in mine, I can't get comfortable no matter what I do with the seat

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18 hours ago, Jason k said:

I'm desperately trying to figure out how to wire a power seat in mine, I can't get comfortable no matter what I do with the seat

Your right the seat is not very comfortable 

 

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Grinnen Enthusiast

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Would this work on the power seats? Even those have no decent camber adjustment...it'll spill you out of the seat but not tilt back enough to cup you in it.

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On 6/20/2019 at 10:45 AM, BPVTB said:

Randy at seating solutions has come up with a 2 piece design for the custom trailboss to raise the drivers seat. Excellent product, easy to install and he will answer any question you have. +1 (770) 401-9307 is his number his name is randy. Tell him I sent you over and he will help you out. My truck is the first kit with the “2nd design” of this product and is just what I needed.

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Awesome. how much roundabout?

Dunn Senior Enthusiast

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the new truck seats are way too low, I am 6ft tall and without power seat I have it would be impossible to get comfy...….

 

and why is foam so stiff in new ones? it could be tad softer imo…..

 

was so close to getting a custom TB for same price as my RST and so so glad I didn't!.....I probably would have brought it back..

 

I would like to raise passenger side 1 inch + tho

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To be honest you can buy the material, trim to size, tap the holes and get 8 longer bolts if you just want to change the height.

I think what needs to be looked into is changing the seat angle so they are tilted back a bit to cup the occupant.

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