These easy to install brackets will move the seat back about 4". This is a HUGE benefit for those with longer legs. The instructions are OK, but still easy to figure out.
Comments: I like the extra leg room adds allot to the comfort. Only draw back is the hardware that came with it seemed cheap, bolt sheared while tighting and now the seat kinda creaks when I move around.
Comments: My wife is 6'2" and before the bigboy seat extenders her knees would hit the dash. I could og got a stick if I had hound these before I bought my auto.
Comments: I'm 6'7" with a 37" inseam and was having leg room issues in my TJ; received the Big Boy brackets for Christmas and installed them that afternoon. Amazing improvement made by moving the seat back only a couple of inches. Fully extended is actually too far back. Installation was simple, only took a few minutes. The only dislike I've noticed so far is that the chair sits noticeably higher although not actually that much higher; maybe 1/2" or less. I cannot wait to purchase the passenger side brackets so my 6'4" wife will start riding with me. :thumbsup:
It does raise the seat a 1/4" or so. Also the bolts holding the brackets to the seat are a little weak looking.
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Comments: Just what I needed for my legs to clear the dash. Being 6'10" it's a liitle tight to begin with, but gives the room I need to drive without my shins and knees eating the dash.
Comments: I have the opposite problem. I am only 4'6"....a dwarf. I spent a lot of time in my TJ, traveling on the Pro Dwarf Tossing Circuit. By reversing the mounts I can sit closer to the wheel w/o 3 Chicago phone books! It also helps me toss the coins into tolls w/o missing, and having people kicking me while I look for my change on the ground. Best investment evah!
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