So this is what holds it on, Seat Back off @ last

s4for5_TTfor2 · 03-28-2002, 10:31 AM

I've been dying to "tweek" the padding on the backrest.
Position seat up at rear and all the way forward.
Pull out from the bottom about 1 inch or so
Insert screwdriver pushing upward to unhook the 2 plastic tabs (1 side @ a time)
Swing out the bottom and pull down to remove.
I added closed cell foam (about 3/4inch thick) just below the phoney lumbar mechanism.
HUGH IMPROVEMENT in about 5 minutes time.

s4for5_TTfor2 · 04-26-2002, 11:24 AM

OEM seat was HOPELESS..I could not make it right.
The day I got a Recaro my back pain was GONE..
ps..(sorry about the unoriginal sig but i just love this motor)

03-28-2002, 10:31 AM	#1
s4for5_TTfor2 Member Account #: 32714 Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 2,367	So this is what holds it on, Seat Back off @ last I've been dying to "tweek" the padding on the backrest. Position seat up at rear and all the way forward. Pull out from the bottom about 1 inch or so Insert screwdriver pushing upward to unhook the 2 plastic tabs (1 side @ a time) Swing out the bottom and pull down to remove. I added closed cell foam (about 3/4inch thick) just below the phoney lumbar mechanism. HUGH IMPROVEMENT in about 5 minutes time. __________________

04-26-2002, 11:24 AM	#2
s4for5_TTfor2 Member Account #: 32714 Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 2,367	Sorry everybody...I gave up and got a Recaro.. OEM seat was HOPELESS..I could not make it right. The day I got a Recaro my back pain was GONE.. ps..(sorry about the unoriginal sig but i just love this motor) __________________

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