2006 F150 Difficulty Getting Comfortable
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I wish I would have gotten the power seats, at least for the drivers side. I think the seats are way too low in my F-150 and my wife constantly complains about the headrests. I never rest my head againts them so I really can't complain about them, but I'm sure if I did rest my head against them I would. That's the one thing I truly miss about my sport Trac was how I could just raise my seat to the height I wanted it.
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Originally Posted by Lumadar
Hmm, I've never even had a single thought about being uncomfortable cross my mind in my truck The only thing I could see a need for change would be for the seats to be more bucketed, and grab you more... they are kind of flat. But it isn't uncomfortable for me to sit there... :santa:
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Hmm, I'm glad to see that I wasn't nuts for thinking about making spacers to lift up the front of the seat. The seat bottom is practically horizontal and the cushions don't extend forward enough to give my knees...actually ANY part of my legs...the right support. I'm pretty much right in a "normal" height range at 5'9 too. The seats in my previous '04 Ram weren't perfect, but I'd trade these for them in a HEARTBEAT.
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I was thinking that maybe a company that makes really good custom seat covers could make a nice custom fit seat cover with some extra padding built into just the right places, like the front edge of the seat and side bolsters. Probably wouldn't take much to at least help with the problem.
Foam padding, like that "memory foam" stuff, is just a like an epoxy thing they can whip up isn't it? Seems a mold of the existing seat could be made and custom padding be molded to exactly the right places. Then they could make mold, cast the foam padding, sew it into a seat cover and whala...perfect fit. I'll be most F150 owners would want a set.
Then again, maybe not...sounds too easy...there's probably a reason it can't be done. What do I know?
Foam padding, like that "memory foam" stuff, is just a like an epoxy thing they can whip up isn't it? Seems a mold of the existing seat could be made and custom padding be molded to exactly the right places. Then they could make mold, cast the foam padding, sew it into a seat cover and whala...perfect fit. I'll be most F150 owners would want a set.
Then again, maybe not...sounds too easy...there's probably a reason it can't be done. What do I know?
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Hey guys...
Sorry... had to regurgitate this thread. Since my earlier posts, I've switched to a GMC Sierra crew cab SLT2.
Anyways, I'm looking at SUVs, or maybe going back to an '09 F150. I'm really digging the new fords, but I just drove an Eddie Bauer Expy EL and those damned headrests havent changed. I've got to say, my neck hurt after just 15 mins driving that thing. I can spend 3-4 hours in my GMC without any trouble whatsoever.
So... has anyone been able to do ANYTHING about these headrests? I mean, if they were able to tilt back, that would be perfect. I did try turning them around, but they looked ridiculous.
Sorry... had to regurgitate this thread. Since my earlier posts, I've switched to a GMC Sierra crew cab SLT2.
Anyways, I'm looking at SUVs, or maybe going back to an '09 F150. I'm really digging the new fords, but I just drove an Eddie Bauer Expy EL and those damned headrests havent changed. I've got to say, my neck hurt after just 15 mins driving that thing. I can spend 3-4 hours in my GMC without any trouble whatsoever.
So... has anyone been able to do ANYTHING about these headrests? I mean, if they were able to tilt back, that would be perfect. I did try turning them around, but they looked ridiculous.
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