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Adjusting the 2014 driver floorboard
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NM Wrench
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Only passenger floorboards are adjustable
I didnt think ultimates raised your seating position. I thought it was only moving it towards the back.
Have you tried sitting further forward to see if the feet work better? Or considered replacing the ultimate seat with an OEM?
If you want to go the OEM route, I have a seat off a 2014 RT-S we could make a deal or a swap & money deal on.
pitzerwm
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Thanks for your feedback. Here is what I did for a test. Will add feedback after I put some miles on them.
I used 2 3/4" pieces of wood/plywood removed the rubber pad for the template. Had to add a 1 1/2" spacer for the brake petal. Of course going to Lowes for the 2" bolts that were needed for the spacer, I was rear ended in the parking lot, $500 deductible, expensive bolts:banghead::banghead:
I used 2 3/4" pieces of wood/plywood removed the rubber pad for the template. Had to add a 1 1/2" spacer for the brake petal. Of course going to Lowes for the 2" bolts that were needed for the spacer, I was rear ended in the parking lot, $500 deductible, expensive bolts:banghead::banghead:
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Bob Denman
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Would it just be easier to have an upholstery shop remove some of the padding from the Ultimate? :dontknow:
pitzerwm
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Sure but that would have cost money and I'm not sure that I would trust a local guy with the Ultimate seat. The wood was free:sour:
I realized that it would be easy to add highway pegs with this arrangement, so I redid it adding the pegs. The uprights are made up of 3/4" PVC pipe, a brass tube that just slid inside and a 1/2" copper pipe, the 3/8" threads all, large washers, & nuts.
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