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75 Series Seats
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I guess thats why they brought out the 79 series cab.
The japs are little people so when they designed the 75's they probably thought it had ample room.
Dont know about the steering wheel hub for the sports steering wheel, but is it possible to cut the hub shorter and redrill the holes for the wheel to screw back on. Might help give you more straight arm length.
Thinking of doing this with my hub as its rather thick.
The japs are little people so when they designed the 75's they probably thought it had ample room.
Dont know about the steering wheel hub for the sports steering wheel, but is it possible to cut the hub shorter and redrill the holes for the wheel to screw back on. Might help give you more straight arm length.
Thinking of doing this with my hub as its rather thick.
Were you able to get a wheel that fits the cruiser spline or did you need a wheel boss. If you used a boss how much distance did you loose? cheers gazzathewayitis wrote:I have monza bucket seats in my 75. When I had a BJ74 i had the same seats and because the steering wheel was so big i couldnt fit my legs under it... Had to get a sports steering wheel.
Cheers mate, My bad, I meant the arm length distance. I tried mine with a different wheel and boss and it cut the reach down close to 75mm. Steering wheel way too close to be comfortable. thanksthewayitis wrote:Had to get a boss kit for it. The bj74 steering wheel is that big, i swear when they stole the engine out of the coaster for it, they decided to steal the steering wheel as well..
I think it gave me about another 4 or 5 inchs leg clearence
Go to bunnings and buy there velour style car carpet.
Dont use the marine carpet, its crap for cars..
Did roof and door trims. Glued it on with quick grip. No need to put foam under it its thick enough.
This is before electric windows.
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This one after fitting electric windows
this is when I removed it to spray the car. Simply glue it on to the steel.
This one glued onto very thin foam then onto steel. Stops you getting the rib marks from the shape of the roof.
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Dont use the marine carpet, its crap for cars..
Did roof and door trims. Glued it on with quick grip. No need to put foam under it its thick enough.
This is before electric windows.
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This one after fitting electric windows
this is when I removed it to spray the car. Simply glue it on to the steel.
This one glued onto very thin foam then onto steel. Stops you getting the rib marks from the shape of the roof.
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Right well I finally got around to doing my commodore seats with the commodore rails to utilise the electronic height/tilt adjustment.
My verdict is: It's a cool idea, but it's stupid. You end up sitting WAY higher than standard and my head sits above the door jam. I'm 5'8" so compared to mounting the seats to the standard rails it seems silly.
This weekend I will be ripping out what I have done and mounting the seats to the standard rails.
If anyone would like some pics just for the sake of it let me know. And if you want some drivers side rails modded to fit a 70 series they're all yours, ha ha.
My verdict is: It's a cool idea, but it's stupid. You end up sitting WAY higher than standard and my head sits above the door jam. I'm 5'8" so compared to mounting the seats to the standard rails it seems silly.
This weekend I will be ripping out what I have done and mounting the seats to the standard rails.
If anyone would like some pics just for the sake of it let me know. And if you want some drivers side rails modded to fit a 70 series they're all yours, ha ha.
Ozkor Auto Tech - 51 Orchard Road, Brookvale
1997 HZJ75 - 2" Springs, 33" MTZs, Touring Rig with more toys to come!
1997 HZJ75 - 2" Springs, 33" MTZs, Touring Rig with more toys to come!
Mate would you have info on what elec window motor and set up you used etc were you get it and how much also love the door trims how much is the velour worth a mtrcrozza wrote:Go to bunnings and buy there velour style car carpet.
Dont use the marine carpet, its crap for cars..
Did roof and door trims. Glued it on with quick grip. No need to put foam under it its thick enough.
This is before electric windows.
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This one after fitting electric windows
this is when I removed it to spray the car. Simply glue it on to the steel.
This one glued onto very thin foam then onto steel. Stops you getting the rib marks from the shape of the roof.
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cheers
Just fitted Honda Prelude Seats into my 75 - sit a little higher,not too much though, the ride feels ALOT better than the flogged out standard seats. Just have to finish the centre console.
Landcruiser UTE 1996 FZJ75 - SPOA, 35"s,
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
An update - today i spent about 9 hours in my ute, wasn't sore at all - seats are comfy. Only drama is the left foot not fitting next to clutch pedal, leg gets a bit uncomfortable not being able to go out straight in front. Driving barefoot is fine, workboots no good. I might look into modding the clutch pedal arm to make more room, or maybe see if there's room to mod the floor for a bigger cavity next to the pedal.
Landcruiser UTE 1996 FZJ75 - SPOA, 35"s,
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
extended chassis, poor mans extra cab, 4.56 diff gears, Lockright front, chinese air locker rear...
Good read this guys as my seat is rooted & not even 4 years old..
I am 187cm & 105 kilo though I like the look of the honda seats & dunnydore must be shit loads more comfy...
Anyway thanks i will look into it after easter... good pics too..cheers
I am 187cm & 105 kilo though I like the look of the honda seats & dunnydore must be shit loads more comfy...
Anyway thanks i will look into it after easter... good pics too..cheers
6.5 Turbo Chevy in a 2001 patrol wagon with alot of shit on it..
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Cheers Mate, I don't think that is the case, thanks for the effort.pinkfloyddsotm wrote:i did do a how to on VY commo seats in my 75 in my thread but no one seemed to care lol
I have a VP Senator and it has great seats [diff to ordinary seats] and I sat one in the drivers position and it is then way too close to the steering wheel
unless you are a small bloke. My opinion only the HJ75 needs a smaller seat than a Holden. I was thinking of seats from a Subaru but the Honda seats look cool. Regards
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yer i agree, im 6ft and i have a combination of the steering wheel sitting up tad higher and the seat abit forward with the back rest as far ba ck as possible to get my knees under the steering wheel comfortably .bigbrowndog wrote:Cheers Mate, I don't think that is the case, thanks for the effort.pinkfloyddsotm wrote:i did do a how to on VY commo seats in my 75 in my thread but no one seemed to care lol
I have a VP Senator and it has great seats [diff to ordinary seats] and I sat one in the drivers position and it is then way too close to the steering wheel
unless you are a small bloke. My opinion only the HJ75 needs a smaller seat than a Holden. I was thinking of seats from a Subaru but the Honda seats look cool. Regards
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