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Easy. Armrests. Why skimp out on them? The driver side armrest can also stand to be a little wider/longer. The seat behind the driver would be the best seat in the house if you had a place for your left arm to rest.

I went with KYB. Regular fare. It rides a lot better now. I looked up the load capacity a while back. From memory, it's something like 1200lbs? Stick a few 200lb people in there, and you're at capacity. The weight may be more toward the back with the flooring, but it would be the same case if...

Well, mine are already gone so no worries.

I'm sure this isn't a surprise to anyone, but it was for me. This is 540 sqft of hardwood flooring and five bags of felt backing. I wish I took a photo of when the fork loader delivered the boxes next to the family truckster. I thought there was NO WAY it was going to fit. It's about 1100lbs...

Ah, the seat. I was thinking the only way to access it was to remove the backing. I'll remove it check it out. After that, I have to check the actuators..annoying

There are no obstructions. When the seats are in the upright position, one side appears to be misaligned. I have to assume something heavy hit it or maybe someone pushed on the seat without pulling the strap. This may have impacted the locking mechanism. I looked into removing the backing plate...

Humm, I have a similar problem. Pull the strap, there's a clunking sound like the spring-operated release isn't engaging properly. If I wiggle and give the seat a good push, it will fold down, but it's a pain. The release cable may be stretched? If I could remove the felt backboard, I'd have...