Getting comfortable in the car, steering and seats

[roger440]

How hard was it grafting the original headrests to the newer seats?

Not difficult. Here is some info-

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,131364.msg1680436.html#msg1680436

Thanks 

PS, what size tyres are you running on that?

[INTMD8]

Wheels-

Rear 15x10  5.5" backspace

Front 15x8  4" backspace

Tires-

245-60-15 and 295-50-15  made by Diamondback on Bfg radial T/A's.

[6pkrtse]

I have the six way seat in my red Charger. I am 6' and have no complaints about being uncomfortable while driving. The extra adjustments definitely help.

[roger440]

Wheels-

Rear 15x10  5.5" backspace

Front 15x8  4" backspace

Tires-

245-60-15 and 295-50-15  made by Diamondback on Bfg radial T/A's.

Thanks

[VegasCharger]

A simple thing I have been doing for a while is to move the mounting bolts for the seat tracks forward 1 inch to the end of the track. It doesn't seem like much, but the 1 inch of extra leg and arm room makes a difference. Its also something that nobody typically notices if you are trying to keep the stock look.

Are you referring to this? (see pic) This a '68 Charger seat track and it has 3 square holes for positioning. The factory usually puts the studs in the middle square. I have yet to see a stud in any of the 2 other holes. But they got to be there for a reason??

Since my driver's side tracks need new studs anyway, I'm going to place them in the most forward square (red arrow) to position my seat more reward. I'll leave the pass. side studs in the middle unless I deem it necessary to move them. No one will even notice but I really don't care if they do.

[darbgnik]

Are you referring to this? (see pic) This a '68 Charger seat track and it has 3 square holes for positioning. The factory usually puts the studs in the middle square. I have yet to see a stud in any of the 2 other holes. But they got to be there for a reason??

Since my driver's side tracks need new studs anyway, I'm going to place them in the most forward square (red arrow) to position my seat more reward. I'll leave the pass. side studs in the middle unless I deem it necessary to move them. No one will even notice but I really don't care if they do.

I looked at doing this when I replaced the carpet in my 70 years ago. IIRC, I gave the bolts a couple light whacks, and when they didn't budge, I just left them, as it was a secondary task, and I was more interested in getting the carpet completed than adjusting the seat. The studs are in there pretty good.

[b5blue]

The studs are swedged (sp?) in place I believe. I put a bigger socket over the head with the bracket removed and braced to pound the bolt out. (Replaced with grade 8 hardware.)