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I can think of several ways:
-bolt the seat directly to the cabin floor, w/o the track.
-remove some padding from the seat cushion.
-a combination of the above.
I like the idea of not using the track, but I will have to take a look at it to see if I can determine how it can be done. I think the mounting brackets are part of the track but I’m not sure at this time.
I did find a video of how to make wire extensions for the springs under the seat, allowing the seat cushions to droop a little more when you set in them
I don’t need much. I am tall from waist up, so I don’t get a clear view because of the top of windshield. Obstructs my view of traffic and traffic lights. Kinda dangerous. I don’t want to get rid of my car, so I need to find a way to set lower
Another option: Have an upholstery shop sew up some new under-cushion straps, with velcro being used to connect the two ends. That way you can actually adjust the tension on the straps, thereby firming (less sag) or softening (more sag).
Edit: Found some pics of mine......
Last edited by 92ragtop; Apr 12, 2019 at 03:13 PM.
Temporarily I took out the bottom seat cusion and then folded a matching color blanket to fit in the lower shell. Its temporary and not that unsightly but it gets me right down as low as possible and I like driving the car again. I always felt too high in the factory seat.
I’m going to try what I saw on u-tube. On his c4 he took seat bottom out and and made small wire extensions to attach to factory springs, so that the seat bottom could give some, which would have you sitting a little lower. I only need a little adjustment. It’s not fun being eye level with the top of windshield