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wtb: SEAT RAILS
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wtb a pair of seat rails adjustable for ute

Posted on: 2012/12/30 20:09
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Aren't all 1200 seat rails adjustable?

Posted on: 2012/12/31 5:30
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Pretty sure it's the drivers only and the passenger is fixed. That's the case in two of my utes.

Posted on: 2012/12/31 7:00
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Ah, that's funny since Nissan calls it the "Seat Slide" yet it doesn't slide.

You can use two driver's or a coupe slide, can you not?

Posted on: 2012/12/31 7:13
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Datute1 is correct, passenger is fixed and seats them forwards about inch or 2, hench the reson I'd like adjustable unit, anyone have a pair to sell to me.

Posted on: 2012/12/31 7:57
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Bumped oops

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I have just been playing around fitting after market seats in my ute so try this.
If you take your original passenger seat out and have a look at the fixed mounts you will find the seat bolts to the mounts off Center. Try and spin the mounts around and bold them back to seat and sit in car you may just find it will put the seat back about the inch or two your looking for. The mounts have a different mounting face at either end. One is a thin strait ish tab boling to floor and other is a rounded larger mounting face. Had me stumped for a minute figuring out why my seat wasn't lining up due to having them in opposed to each other.
Hope that helps

Posted on: 2013/1/5 2:46
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For a cheap car these datos can get super expensive....!
All the bits for my ute have been acquired, I only need time and a panel beater/painter! Anyone able to help
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Yes your right turn the track around, I have done that, thinking I had them ass about!!, I thought of cutting and re-locating back abit....but can't do I think...

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