I just replaced my factory buckets with a set out of a ford exploder, The drivers side on the dodge has sliders, mine are "frowning" so they are bent up in the middle or down on the outsides where it bolts to the seat stand. Is that how they are factory? My seat doesnt adjust very easy at all and Im thinking that the bottom slider is dragging on the top part causing it to not move. Im trying to figure out if they are supposed to be bent like that or if they are jacked up and having 325,??? miles on it Im guessing they are jacked up.
Thanks
Seat sliders
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Seat sliders
by lectro_static » Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:10 pm
soon to be 1985 Chevy crew cab with 93 cummins running gear
weeping head gasket
4" straight pipe
M&H M3 fuel pin
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366 spring
Full power screw bottomed out no runaway
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weeping head gasket
4" straight pipe
M&H M3 fuel pin
M&H Dynamic Timing Advance
366 spring
Full power screw bottomed out no runaway
Auto Meter EGT and Boost
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Re: Seat sliders
by PToombs » Wed Apr 14, 2010 5:21 pm
IIRC they are curved. I noticed it when I put the buckets in my '92.
pete
Just enough power to break everything behind the crankshaft.
Just enough power to break everything behind the crankshaft.
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