D&A'sDad

I love my vette yet I would love it even more if it were possible to have the seat back powered so that it would be ifinite/variabley adjustable. Are any of you aware is that possible?expensive?......I can not find that comfortable spot within the mechanical adjustments on these stock sport seats. THANKS

bucwheat

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DeeGee

I guess you don't have the powered sport seats?

There have been a number of threads where members have tried to fit them using seats they picked up from the Auction Site

D&A'sDad

I do have the powered sport seats, it's just that the only power on the upper/"seat back" is the air bag/lumbar/side thingy's
I would like something that does the tilting forward/backward thing

NAVY08

unless you are very good with farbication, thats not going to be cheap

Oldvetter

Never heard of one. I am sure it would not be cheap or easy to do. It is okay to ask, though.

DeeGee

You've got full adjustment with the sports seats.

The long electrical switch adjuster on the side of the seat gives you forwards and backwards. If you rotate the switch it moves the whole seat in a rotating motion. the front of the seat pad moves up and down and the seat back goes with it. On the left hand side you have a manual handle that adjusts the rake of the seat back (tilt). Then you have the small switches that blow up the lumbar and side bolster bags and deflate them.

Not sure that you could adjust it any more?

D&A'sDad

thanks guys I was just trying to see if anyone on the forum had any ideals/fixes for this.

The seat back tilt is exactly what I am talking about. The mechanical adjustment in not ifinite and I can't seem to find that "suger" spot for me....thank you and I am aware of all the adjustments that are on the seat. ..my wifes trailblazer seats are ifinite and are so comfortable, but the vette seat looks much better-to me

Bill Dearborn

Not sure what you mean when you say the adjustment isn't infinite. When you pull up on the handle the back will adjust to any position you want within its range of motion. Admittedly, it is hard to get a particular adjustment when you are sitting in the seat but I find leaning forward while pulling up on the handle and using my other hand to pull forward on the headrest usually gets me the adjustment I want.

Bill

D&A'sDad

thank you sir.......maybe I need to play with it more