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Short driver 120-130 1967

posted by  TR Conn on  Tue Jul 1 10:31 CST 2014
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Using seat belt webbing or a piece of plywood will raise up you up but are very unforgiving on long trips (flat butt syndrome).
I pulled the wire supports from a 700 series at the PnP along with the short springs. I believe I got them from a 200 series. Drill a few small holes, install the support and you are done. I use a piece of carpet padding under the foam to protect it.
Need more support? Use more springs.
All in all about $10 including the $2 to get into the PnP.
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