Show off your swapped in seats!
11-19-2010, 01:39 PM
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went to the local junk yard today after having a spring stab me in the back. so i traded in 2-93 ford ranger bucket seats my buddy left in my building and the 2 factory seats from my 89 dlx *started to get tired of the 60/40 drivers seat. and got 2 89 runner buckets same color as these 
11-19-2010, 01:55 PM
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11-20-2010, 12:04 PM
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3rd gen 4runner/Tacoma seats have completely different mounts than older trucks/4runners.
I put a set of 01 4runner buckets in my 92 excab. I had to cut the mounts off the 4runner seats and custom make some mounts out of my 60/40 brackets.
It was a pain...
I put a set of 01 4runner buckets in my 92 excab. I had to cut the mounts off the 4runner seats and custom make some mounts out of my 60/40 brackets.
It was a pain...
11-20-2010, 08:03 PM
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Wow, really got me wantin to hurry up and find some nice buckets, trashed or not, long as the foams good i'll reapholster them, can't be tha hard can it?
11-20-2010, 08:17 PM
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This is my 100th post finally!
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11-20-2010, 08:20 PM
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prolly next summer or spring.
11-21-2010, 06:56 AM
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need to find good price on good seat covers
anyone know a few good sites to order good seat covers from? my toyota is a work truck and they need to be thick and durable. also some new carpet would be good. i was planning on scotch-guarding the livin hell outta it before i install it.
11-21-2010, 08:41 AM
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Ya'll will have to wait till I get back home, but I installed leather seat from an 89 conquest tsi. Black leather, and full adjustable, even to the width on the back from side to side. 4 more days.
11-21-2010, 09:35 AM
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You can get them to fit with just prying them around but I don't recommend it. Building a custom bracket is the best way to go.
The holes are very close, however.
For reference here's how they're powered:
Seat bottom: front of seat bottom goes up/down, rear of seat bottom goes up/down.
Slider: power slides forward/backward
Seat back: power lumbar, and power side bolsters that really hold you in the seat.
Non-powered: entire seat back can be moved forward/backward (angle) with the adjustment knob, the headrest has four different positions forward/back, and up/down.
And if you get a newer (90+?) set, then the back angle is powered as well.
The holes are very close, however.
For reference here's how they're powered:
Seat bottom: front of seat bottom goes up/down, rear of seat bottom goes up/down.
Slider: power slides forward/backward
Seat back: power lumbar, and power side bolsters that really hold you in the seat.
Non-powered: entire seat back can be moved forward/backward (angle) with the adjustment knob, the headrest has four different positions forward/back, and up/down.
And if you get a newer (90+?) set, then the back angle is powered as well.
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11-21-2010, 07:29 PM
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You can get them to fit with just prying them around but I don't recommend it. Building a custom bracket is the best way to go.
The holes are very close, however.
For reference here's how they're powered:
Seat bottom: front of seat bottom goes up/down, rear of seat bottom goes up/down.
Slider: power slides forward/backward
Seat back: power lumbar, and power side bolsters that really hold you in the seat.
Non-powered: entire seat back can be moved forward/backward (angle) with the adjustment knob, the headrest has four different positions forward/back, and up/down.
And if you get a newer (90+?) set, then the back angle is powered as well.
The holes are very close, however.
For reference here's how they're powered:
Seat bottom: front of seat bottom goes up/down, rear of seat bottom goes up/down.
Slider: power slides forward/backward
Seat back: power lumbar, and power side bolsters that really hold you in the seat.
Non-powered: entire seat back can be moved forward/backward (angle) with the adjustment knob, the headrest has four different positions forward/back, and up/down.
And if you get a newer (90+?) set, then the back angle is powered as well.
11-22-2010, 01:45 PM
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Just make sure you grab the lumbar/side bolster switch out of the center console area of the Supra you remove the seats from, as well as the wiring harness pigtail from that area. There are other power wires (for the seat bottom movement) coming from the floor under the carpet of the Supra- cut those out as well. Then check out the TEWD to wire them up: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar...x?S=Main&P=097
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