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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Member # 214903
Posts: 37
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Installed PRP Podium seats in the FJ
Figured I would show you all the new seats. Install wasnt difficult and required cutting and soldering some of the factory wires but Im happy to say I have no dash lights/ error codes without the factory SRS bags and no issues with the passenger seat weight/ seatbelt sensors.
Metal tech and PRP built a great system that incorporates the factory slider (read- way cheaper than buying seat brackets with them for other brands) and everything works great! Heres some pics ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Just fit!! ![]() Heres a link to how to install them- http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forum...ml#post2149384
Last edited by Old Dood; 04-16-2012 at 05:43 AM. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2010
Member # 177190
Posts: 188
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Interesting that they started deleting posts over here now too in regards to the elephant hanging out in this forum.
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Metal-tech'in
Join Date: Mar 2002
Member # 10420
Location: Newberg (Portland) OR
Posts: 1,554
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Nice posting! Good thread. We are already having seen a jump in seat mount kits getting ordered.
Been on Pirate4x4 for years, nice seeing the FJC section getting a bit more active. Mark
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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Member # 214903
Posts: 37
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Hey everyone,
Quick update although I think everyone whos posted saw the posts in the other forum. Installed the passenger seat airbag switch. The other is for my lights in my rear bumper. ![]() Took this pig to Jambo and the seats were great! Really held me in place in some off camber situations. Makes wheeling a lot more enjoyable. The ride up and back was 4 1/2 hours and no fatigue - another plus! ![]() Got back and even the Gilmer clay was easy to wash of the suede. That was the big shocker -still cant gt it off the frame...who ever said WD40 works is a friggin Ass ...
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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Member # 214903
Posts: 37
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I was surprised how good they felt over the 4 1/2 hour drive. They actually have a nice rake to them that was exactly the same as how I used to keep the factory seat so I wasnt really seating upright like some of the competition seats. Overall they are perfect for me- someone who's in and out a lot may want a lower sides/ bolsters.
I havent seen the option yet for this seat but Im sure I could order it. They also make replacement seat covers so If I ever get a rip or they wear out- just order a new set.
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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Member # 214903
Posts: 37
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If someone sits in the back seats- yup deal breaker since they have no leg room now. But I drive alone or with one other so the back seats have come out. The angle they sit at is exactly how my factory seats used to sit so I actually noticed no difference other than them being a lot more comfortable and holding me in place.
PRP makes ones that do recline- I just wanted the higher bolsters |
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