While we're in here, anyone have the part numbers for Lexus? The Lseat covers have been here long enough I need to get on this project...
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While we're in here, anyone have the part numbers for Lexus? The Lseat covers have been here long enough I need to get on this project...
Go to partsouq.com, enter your VIN # and browse through the parts pages for your truck.
We just picked up a new driver's (LH) seat cushion over Labor Day and installed it on our 97 FZJ80 with leather seats.
Out of prodction n/a
Just rebuild your old foam or get the LC foam and fill in the gaps
I got new seat cushions from Spectre back in 2014 if that helps. They were $150 each but my ass thanks me.
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It is on the 1st page, McGeorge Toyota.
Thanks for the lead! Looking at partsouq... it will be roughly $200 just for the driver side pad. I saw that Land Cruiser Heaven has non-OEM seat pads for roughly $300 for the set. I've heard that they make quality stuff... should I try them or do you think OEM is the only way to go?
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The cushions and covers are different.
Yes sir. I can get the backs from them but the pad is no longer available... out of production.
I just remembered this interesting thread on seat foam
forum.ih8mud.com
DIY Land Cruiser Heaven leather - foam padding
I can’t find any info on the site, google, email to Frank or searching here. The leather kit came with 2 large sheets of 1/2” backed foam padding. Those of you who have this kit, where is this foam intended to go? Armrests? Seat surfaces? Seat backs?
forum.ih8mud.com
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Bummer. If you are having them installed, most installers are very good at replacing/repairing the foam with quality stuff.
You can afford those Sheelman (spelling) seats diesel man. I think the Toyota seats are a perfect mix of comfort and lateral support.
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Those seats look really nice.
Yes they do but my rig is actually used off road as much as on road. I wouldn’t want to abuse expensive seats the way my rig gets used. New factory cushions, fabric seat covers covered by canvas that I also got from Specter suits me well.
Seat pads are still quite readily available from Toyota.
IF I could feel the difference in PITA after a long day, I would pay the extra $100. I suspect that much difference won't be noticeable, but I have no experience with the LCH pad. Toyota's stuff is high quality and time-tested and when it;s cheaper than the alternative, it's up to the alternative to make a case for it's pricing.
EDIT: IOn re-reading I see the alterntaive was $300 for the SET, I assume seat and back together. So cheaper than Mr T, in which case, maybe. It's also something (the seat cushion at least) with a myriad of hogrings that have their own special attachments, etc. I didn't have the proper tool for this and only did about half of mine when I added my new cushion. Works for now.
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Who’s in the photo? What year? Dude looks terribly smart....
Click on the photo and you will see.
I see a part number and a couple more lines in his face is all. Did this guy invent the fj55?
click on my profile and click on the picture to get the bigger photo.
