LOL...funny that you ask. Yesterday when I posted I was searching and searching for a picture because I specifically took one when this thread started...but I couldn't find it. I will look again or go take a new photo and post it.
-Chris
Ok...found the photo. I probably could have tightened them up a bit before the shot but I didn't. Gives you an idea as to what they would look like installed after general use.
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I just ordered a set of Wet Okoles with the electric lumbar support, my last set have worn so well for the last 10+ years in my XTerra I’m hoping these are just as good.
I have the heated version in the XTerra and they’re great but I didn’t bother with them for the Forester.
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2015 Forester 2801qs
Custom trailer for Hobie and Yamaha
Thanks, those are the ones we are looking at. We will order those. It may be awhile before we get around to installing buy we'll post when done. Thanks to all!
My Wet Okoles arrived and look fantastic, unfortunately it’s -20 and I’ll have to wait to install them.
There is 1/2” foam under the neoprene that gives some nice cushion and I’m looking forward to trying the electric lumbar support and get rid of the cushion I use for my back.
I got a trout logo to match the theme of my rig.
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2015 Forester 2801qs
Custom trailer for Hobie and Yamaha
The link also says they're not for use in RVs where the factory seats have been replaced. A number of manufacturers using an E350/E450 chassis will buy it without the OEM seats and install their own. They might or might not be the same size or style.
and suspicion of WHY they do is is so that they can MATCH the color scheme to the new coach/ floorplan
My 2000 rig already had them, I had the wrinkles too, undid lower seat tension straps, rerouted and retightened and got some improvement in wrinkle removal.
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Ok...found the photo. I probably could have tightened them up a bit before the shot but I didn't. Gives you an idea as to what they would look like installed after general use.
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