Checking to see if anyone has recommendations on aftermarket or swap options for front seats with a headrest. While I presume anything is possible with enough time and money I’m looking for something that isn’t too hard. Seems second row buckets from a Tahoe or suburban may be a decent option as they would tilt but curious what people have actually done.
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Seat swap with a headrest
- Thread starter Txhansen
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Im a big fan of fourth gen dodge seats.
2000ish Tahoe fronts and a 3rd row folder for the rear. Both have belts.
Came across this thread while researching seats. I found a NEW set of Tahoe 2nd row seats and back seat I want to get. Can you post a photo of how your are mounted to the floor (front and back mounts)
Gentleman Jimmy
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The fold and tumble is a sweet option with those but keep in mind they don’t slide back and forth.
Yes and no they don't slide from factory your correct gentleman jimmy but I put some universal sliding brackets underneath the seats to fix that issue. Mostly for when my 5ft wife wants to driver she can.
Mid to late 90's Silverado or Suburban seats bolt in easily enough using factory frame with a plate to level the mounting area. ( The plate reinforces a cracked floor pan also). I found a couple sets with power seats pretty cheap. These seats are comfortable, and they slide and tilt forward enough for back seat access.
bluejim
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Bolts and studs. Nothing hard at all. Just put them where I wanted and drilled some holes.
