Rozik169
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- First Name
- Gary
- Joined
- May 2, 2020
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- Location
- Belle Vernon Pennsylvania
- Vehicle(s)
- Jeep Gladiator overland
- Occupation
- Pa turnpike
6’3 250 overland cloth no issues
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Pics?If you are hitting the sound bar, remove the plastic from it. Makes for much more head room.
My JL is cloth and my JT is leather. I like the sitting position and feel a little better in the JL but now that you mention this, I feel like I have very slightly more leg/knee and head room in the JT.Hey all, I actually think I found the opposite to be true about cloth vs leather seats (6'5'', 250lbs). I have tried sitting in 5 Gladiators and one JL. I found with the seats all the way down and back, I was still touching the dash with my knees on 2 of the cloth seat versions. The 2 leather seat versions I wasn't touching. One of the cloth (Gladiator, not JL) seat versions, my knees also didn't touch. I thought the cloth seats were slightly plumper, but maybe it's more unit to unit variation in how they drill the seat bolt holes. Don't know. I also thought the Gladiators had more room (1/4" maybe) than the JL's, but again this could be my imagination or unit to unit variation. HTH.
I'm 6'5" with none of these issues except traffic lights. But I got used to that after driving my JK for 5 years.I'm 6'5 and I don't care if I ever drive the stupid thing again.
Head doesn't fit under the soundbar, at all.
Can't see the traffic lights or anything but the visor.
Transfer case shifter hits my knee, hard.
Door rope thing digs into my calf hard enough to leave welts.
If the Gladiator were actually my vehicle, it would be a Bronco, which I had absolutely no issues with.
This is crazy. I'm 6'5" and admittedly slouch a tad but even sitting up as straight as possible leaves several inches before coming close to the hard top. The sound bar I would hit but not unless I recline the seat to the point of lounging and I would never drive in that position. I guess no two bodies are the same but I carry a lot of my height in my torso so it's definitely confusing me a bit.I'm 6'3. My head hits both the hard top and the sound bar if I sit upright comfortably. I removed the driverside sun visor so I can see out of the windshield. Even then, I still have to crane my neck to see under the windshield frame. And yes, the seat is all the way down. The small driver space in the Gladiator is the only reason I'm considering going to a fullsize.
Yeah I'm 6'4" and mostly torso, not skinny, lol. My head would hit the soundbar.I'm 6'5 and I don't care if I ever drive the stupid thing again.
Head doesn't fit under the soundbar, at all.
Can't see the traffic lights or anything but the visor.
Transfer case shifter hits my knee, hard.
Door rope thing digs into my calf hard enough to leave welts.
If the Gladiator were actually my vehicle, it would be a Bronco, which I had absolutely no issues with.
Yeah I'm 6'4" and mostly torso, not skinny, lol. My head would hit the soundbar.
Ended up taking a portaband to the seat brackets and running Desert Does It seat slammers. Now my head clears the sound bar with me sitting tall in the seat. I get a little slouchier with the doors off and a foot out, lol.
One of my favorite mods. Sucks that the jeep seats dont fit us taller guys right from the factory.