Seat Jackers for 200 Series Now Available for Preorder!

[UPR LC]

Ordered and installed. Definitely more of a bucket seat feel now. Just a word of caution for taller people, it does raise your seating position a bit. I am 6'3" and I am very close to the roof and I had to recline the seat more than before. I will drive it more and see how I get used to the position, but so far I like it.

 

[Supra Turbo]

This is what my Husky mats look like without the seat jackers - note the hump. Seems like they would have to be trimmed to fit?

 

[sleepycruiser]

This is what my Husky mats look like without the seat jackers - note the hump. Seems like they would have to be trimmed to fit?

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My Husky’s look the same. It might work since the mat has the raised area above the seat mount, but would be just as easy to trim that raised part out?

 

[CharlieS]

My Husky’s look the same. It might work since the mat has the raised area above the seat mount, but would be just as easy to trim that raised part out?

You could pull the plastic off and see how far the metal protrudes. It would be easy enough to trim it with a razor knife, or heat it up and mould it to the right shape (that is what I did with my Weathertech mat).

 

[Tex68w]

Yea. I trimmed them, not an issue.

 

[Supra Turbo]

My Husky’s look the same. It might work since the mat has the raised area above the seat mount, but would be just as easy to trim that raised part out?

I would like to avoid trimming the mats, that's why I'm asking

 

[sleepycruiser]

I would like to avoid trimming the mats, that's why I'm asking

Heat gun and remold?

 

[gaijin]

No interference with the WeatherTech mats, just FYI:

Really enjoying the new seating position/comfort.

HTH

 

[Tex68w]

@Supra Turbo I just went out and checked and there isn't any interference with the front of the seat jackers, I only had to cut mine because of the MMP which I had installed prior to the seat jackers. The Husky mats do come up to the very front edge of the seat jackers but you won't need to modify them.

 

[AnyMal]

@Supra Turbo I just went out and checked and there isn't any interference with the front of the seat jackers, I only had to cut mine because of the MMR which I had installed prior to the seat jackers. The Husky mats do come up to the very front edge of the seat jackers but you won't need to modify them.

Are yall all discarding the plastic molding too?
Ive been meaning to find a way to work around the DDI multi mount panel. Id like to make it disappear if I can.
Seems simple enough to cut with some patient measuring.

 

[Tex68w]

@AnyMal I don't see the point, the seat jackers themselves look better than the silly plastic covers.

 

[AnyMal]

@AnyMal I don't see the point, the seat jackers themselves look better than the silly plastic covers.

Haha yes, but only on a black interior. On my beige, its far from factory looking.
You'll see.

 

[CharlieS]

I ditched the plastic covers.

 

[Supra Turbo]

@Supra Turbo I just went out and checked and there isn't any interference with the front of the seat jackers, I only had to cut mine because of the MMR which I had installed prior to the seat jackers. The Husky mats do come up to the very front edge of the seat jackers but you won't need to modify them.

I think that might be because you don't have the plastic bolt covers on?

Edit: Just read the above. Yeah, I'd like to keep mine.

So I guess that answers that - these will not work with Husky mats without a. discarding plastic cover or b. trimming the mats.

 

[DesertDoesIt]

I think that might be because you don't have the plastic bolt covers on?

Edit: Just read the above. Yeah, I'd like to keep mine.

So I guess that answers that - these will not work with Husky mats without a. discarding plastic cover or b. trimming the mats.

Based on what @Tex68w said and the posted pics, the Seat Jackers will work with the Husky mats. He trimmed his mats before he installed the Seat Jackers in order to fit the Multi Mount Panel (MMP). If you are installing just the Seat Jackers or the Seat Jackers with MMP, than no trimming is required. If you're installing just the MMP than you will need to trim the Husky mats.

I hope that helps.

Thanks for all the feedback and support guys!

 

[patpend2000]

Installed mine this weekend - GAME CHANGER - wow completely transformed the seating experience. The seat now feels like a bucket seat vs. a slab that I was sitting on top of. Fantastic simple upgrade. Thanks

 

[HSTexan]

Mine showed up over the weekend, but I just got a chance to throw them in yesterday. I already had the molle mount panel and really loved it, but had gone back and forth on whether or not I "needed" the seat jackers. I just finished up a 2500 mile trip to WY/SD a couple weeks ago and ended up getting a bit of a sore lower back toward the end so I decided to bite the bullet. Leave Thursday for another week long trip to CO which will be a great time to give these a test.

 

[Idaho Savage]

I now have over 1k miles on mine, including long ass road trips, and I still love them.

 

[Tex68w]

1500 miles on mine now and I have no regrets. Next step are Scheel-Manns.

 

[Heckraiser]

Hmmm.... first thing I do when I get in a car with adjustable seat bottom is jack the front all the way up and the rear all the way down. Seems like this would be up my alley

Might experiment with a block of wood before ordering.