Seat Upgrades??

[bealaddison]

I didn't get any pictures, but I was able to mount the '99-06 center console between my existing buckets. It already had a seatbelt made into the mounting points. I just needed to trim the mounting pad and remove the inner arm rests on both the front buckets. It fits very well, doesn't interfere with the transmission or transfer case shifter, and I have the option I was looking for. Seat height is perfect and with some new upholstery it will blend in perfect. I used 1/2" bolts and oversized washers to mount it. It sat perfectly on the floor pan after I cut the width of the foot and redrilled the mounting hole. I would recommend this to anyone looking for something similar.

['68 Newtricks]

Depends on what you use your truck for. My blazer came with mid 90s tahoe seats, poorly mounted. While comfy, they had no bolstering. I adapted some early 2000 Suburu WRX seats in. Driver seat uses all original floor mounts while the passenger uses the front holes and new supports for the rear. I even saved the track sliders for the passenger seat, to use for rear seat entry.

Why? Cause my truck is 95% offroad minded. I need the bolstering, plus tilt back and ease of getting in and out. Something to think about.

[Rmy660r]

I just went through the same issues for my 91 Suburban. I bought 99-06 Silverado seats and they were too tall. I ended up getting Chevy Cruze seats and they worked great. I used the console from the Silverado seats. I had to make a bracket for each seat for the inner front corners.

[Front Range]

Originally Posted by Rmy660r

I ended up getting Chevy Cruze seats and they worked great.

Those look comfortable.