We put sheep skin covers On the leather seats in our VX since new. They dont get hot and if anything are cooler than pretty much anything else when you get in, way better then hot leather. Have also still got them in the 95 from new and wouldn't have anything else.
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I wonder if the leather covered seats like those fitted in the Kakadu or VX trims are different! And wouldn't the lamb wool covers make a hot day hotter & the ride sweater!
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mine were like that, its amazing what 1" lambs wool seat covers do for it
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Originally posted by Stormtrooper View Post6K for two seats aint a hit, its a knockout.
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If it really bothers you, just get a Recaro seat, problem solved, but bank balance takes a hit.
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I am lucky enough to have all electric seats. I occasionally do a 12 hour day through central west to visit outlaws. When my bum starts to ache I adjust lumbar support and seat tilt. Also if you have cruise control you can put seat up high and drop both feet straight down. In the end nothing beats getting out and taking a five minute walk.
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Originally posted by Bushbasher View PostOf course it has nothing at all to do with how fat or boney your rear-end is.
No need to get personal, my ample-ass won't stop her talking, in fact its just another thing for her to nag me about.
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Of course it has nothing at all to do with how fat or boney your rear-end is.
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120 seats = we have just done 20k in 11 weeks including the Cape York and never once had an issue with the seats or comfort....love em, blackduck denim covers only nothing else needed and can't wait to be back in it again. Better than my old man's fairmont seats.
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From time to time I find the front passenger seat almost unbearable on a long trip. The secret is to put sleeping tablets in her coffee and then my ears can relax.
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Seats are a very personal thing however the 120 GXL seats and the 150 GXL passenger seat don't have adjustable lumbar support. You can buy an inflatable lumbar support that a trimmer can fit in the correct position for your back. It can be pumped up to provide lots of lumbar support or deflated to provide less. I think Recaro can supply theses inflatable lumbar supports
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We travel from Perth up to Cape Leveque and have no probs at all with the seats.But... we have got sheepskin seat covers from SCA and find the fit and comfort great. and a small piece of foam behind the seat cover on the passengers side works a treat for the old lower back
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200k equates to at least 4000hrs of use and depending on your weight the seats are probably fairly worn.
A decent upholsterer should be able to get the seats to better than new. The key is choosing the right foam.
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My wife has been complaining about back/ butt pain and discomfort from her daily drive, 120 series, for a while. I jumped in it the other day and was in massive pain from the seats after about 15 minutes . Thinking back I was in pain on some of the longer trips we have done but I thought it was just me. Nope. We did a day trip today and the same thing happened. I have resorted to rolling up a tea towel sized sheet of micro fibre cloth, sticking it between the middle of my back and the seat. No pain.
I know there is a thread about after market seats that are airbag compatible but the 3K recaro seats are not the answer for me.
Has anybody ever done a repack/ refurbish of 120 series seats or have an alternative to the Recaro seats? This is an issue that MUST be fixed. Our rig has done 200K so its no wonder they are a bit shitty. We are considering getting an upholstering joint to take a look at them but would appreciate any ideas, recommendations etc from other members. We are also sporting Wet Seat covers and have no desire to go wool.Cheers
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