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Wonder if Planted's brackets would work: https://www.plantedtechnology.com/products/seat-brackets/toyota.html?seat_bracket_application=224

 

I want that sliding, double locking goodness from corbeau.

 

Can't you get like a universal bottom that slides and stuff and then bolt it down to the Planted brackets? You've done a good job confusing me, sir!

 

There's a lot of options of what I (or anyone) could do, but the bracket and slides are $124 each from corbeau, so I'd rather just buy that than monkey around with building my own brackets. Especially because time will be limited for a bit because baby.

 

First lesson for child: How to weld.

 

What would you have to mess with as far as the airbag stuff

 

There are airbags in the seats themselves on anything newer than like 07ish. So you obviously just can't leave them unplugged because your airbag light will be on. I don't know what all it entails to put aftermarket seats in a newer truck.

 

I'm leaning more towards a PRP for the DS and leaving the pass for now.

 

A resistor is all that would be required to turn the light off as far as I know.

 

One easy payment of 99.95 +S&H

https://www.metaltech4x4.com/metal-tech-ocs-module-2-0-w-airbag-resister/

 

Literally just found that .

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/aftermarket-seats-in-3rd-gen-some-info.611276/

edit: But does that solve the problem of the airbags in the seats themselves?

 

I found this in the install instructions. So that answers that.

 

Ah gotcha yeah you and I don't have to worry much about that stuff then. I didn't know if there was something with ours that may have issues.

Those PRP Enduro recliners are pretty daggum sexy

 

Randall, I tagged you in the Maryland thread last night. A friend, @Russty__ Russ was asking about camping at Flagpole.

 

Where do you go to get all of these OEM dash pieces? I have a couple that I need to replace in my '02 and my googlefu has been failing me here lately.

 

I order from mcgeorge Toyota. I’ve had to call their parts department once to make sure I was ordering the correct part and they were very helpful. I also always put my VIN in when checking out because they’ll verify the part fitment. Once I got it wrong and they corrected it for me.

 

I saw and forgot to reply. I will later when I’m at my desktop and can type easier.

 

I've been scoping those out for quite some time. I just wish we had a dealer closer to me so I could sit in them and confirm they fit me well.

 

Same

 

For attaching PRPs to factory sliders
Steve is a great resource for this kind of info (spartanxtaco)
https://solomotorsports.com/shop/pa...sion-seat-brackets-tacoma-4runner-fj-cruiser/