FS: Front Seat Jackers (Lifts the front of the seat) - 3rd Gen

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If you are struggling to find that comfortable seating position during your commute or road trip, you might be suffering from a lack of leg support. The Tacoma Seat Jackers will lift the front of your driver or passenger seat to provide that much-needed leg support without significantly impacting headroom. In many cases this has alleviated lower back stress felt during longer drives.

These will help you find that seating position that just isn't available in a stock Tacoma.

Tacoma Seat Jackers will fit 2005-2021 Toyota Tacoma's with captain's chairs.

These DO fit Tacoma's with bench seats!

Installs in less than 10 minutes.

• Includes everything needed to install
• Lifts FRONT of seat 1-1/4"
• Bolts in with no modifications
• Fits Driver and Passenger Seats (Does not fit bench seats)
• Made from 6061 Aluminum
• M10 Grade 10.9 Black Hardware (Reuse factory front bolt)
• All Seat Jackers are Black Powder Coated for a lifetime-protective coating.
• Proudly Made In America

Cost is $99 per seat or $189 for both seats and includes everything needed to install (includes shipping, International shipping is extra).


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The Multimount Panel bolts to the front of Seat Jackers and provides a mounting point for Flashlights, Fire Extinguishers, Handguns, Axes, Knives, tool rolls, and so on. Mount items to the front, back or both sides. This panel allows for quick access to frequently used tools or emergency equipment.

• Installs to the front of Toyota Tacoma, 4Runner, and FJ front Seat Jackers only (purchased separately).
• Includes Stainless Steel button-head mounting hardware.
• Fits Driver and Passenger Seat Jackers
• Made from 6061 Aluminum
• Proudly Made In America

Black powder coated and includes everything needed to install (includes free shipping, International shipping is extra).

Thanks for looking,
Steve

 

Tools Needed: 14mm wrench/socket and 15mm wrench/socket

Installation Instructions:
Step One: Remove both front factory seat base bolts (14mm socket).
*These M10 fine thread bolts will be reused in Step Five in the same location..

Step Two: Loosen the rear seat bolts (do not remove). This will allow the front mounts to align a little better.

Step Three: Lift the front of the front seat by pushing back on the headrest or by asking a helper to sit in the back seat and pull the headrest towards them.

Step Four: Place lift blocks under the front seat mounts being careful to install the roll pin into the hole on the floor.

Step Five: Use the factory M10 fine thread bolts to fasten the lift blocks to the floor of the truck.
*IMPORTANT - THE FACTORY BOLTS ARE USED TO FASTEN THE BLOCKS TO THE FLOOR ONLY.

Step Six: Use the provided M10-1.5 x 25mm bolts (coarse thread) to fasten the seat to the lift blocks, finger tight only.
*IMPORTANT – IF THE SEAT RAIL HOLE DOES NOT LINE UP PERFECTLY, SIMPLE LIFT UP THE SEAT RAIL ABOUT A ¼” AND THREAD IN THE BOLT A COUPLE THREADS.


Step Seven: Torque four front bolts and two rear bolts to 27ftlbs or German Spec (good’ntight).

Check bolt torque at regular intervals.

 

I’ll be the first to bite. Order for two sets incoming, but a question for you (@EasyDoesIt): do you want payment via PP as payment for goods or family & friends?

 

Go ahead and send it however you feel comfortable, some folks like that extra insurance that comes from Payment For Goods but either works.

 

Order placed

 

Order and payment sent

 

Payments received, I'll get these shipped out on or before 5/20.

Thanks guys.

 

Blocks are at the powder coaters.

 

Hoping this means both of mine will ship next week

 

Possibly, they will absolutely ship before 5/20.

 

Will you send a tracking # out to the buyers when they are mailed? Thanks

 

Pm'd

 

Looks like this is a good way to make some room under the seat for a radio or other accessories. How is angle taken into account? e.g. I'm assuming the mounting angle is different with versus without *rear* spacers... Does one work better than the other or are both configurations just as solid?

 

Yes sir.

Got it, replied and received payment.

Lifting the front of the seat, back of the seat, or both is a preference thing. We are only lifting the front 1-1/4" so the angle is not extreme by any stretch. Either configuration is very solid and should provide you with a little extra space under the seat...maybe enough room to clear an ARB compressor?

 

Sent

 

Received, thank you

 

I would like a set, PAID, Thanks.

 

Has anyone experienced lower back pain because of these seats?

 

My issue is hamstring numbness and pain, not back pain.