Anyone tried seat jackers?

[Y-Guy]

Those washers and bolts are still in my 21 JTR and it was written off last November. I was able to take every mod off of that truck and install on the 23 JTR.... I forgot to take those washers and bolts. I knew I had forgotten something and that was it.

I got a lot of the stuff off my 2020 when I traded it in and forgot about having tried a few washers with the factory bolt. Called my sales guy as soon I remembered they were prepping it for sale when I called, whew. I like your longer bolt idea.

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[Jer78]

I'm 6'5 and bought the slammers. They are brilliant. So comfortable, better viewing of traffic lights. Highly reccomended if the slammers or washers are not enough.

 

[drexotic]

We just finished 2 weeks of driving (San Diego to Farmington, NM and back to pick up our new Sasquatch Highland trailer). Almost a third of the way back we spent on dirt. There's no way I would have made it without my Seat Jackers. And, my wife really appreciate the added lift we added as well as the repositioning of her seat. Now she can almost see over the Mojave hood.

 

[BourbonRunner]

Count me in for the Seat Jackers Fan Club.

I bought mine on a fly and drive and put 1200 miles in the saddle before i got home. My back is already torqued and it wasn't pleasant. First thing i did when i got home was order Seat Jackers and a dead pedal. I also opted for their Multi Mount Panels. I have an e100, multi tool, knife and pew pew holder on it. No issues with installation

Someone in their marketing department has an equally twisted mind- because calling the Jackers and MMP a "Sportsman's Bundle" sounds an awful lot like a Sportsman's Double.

 

[Neomonk21]

I wanted the Multi Mount Panel so I got the Seat Jackers to install that. I didn't think I needed the Jackers because I thought the seats in my Mojave were already comfortable. The Jackers do make a difference and I'm glad I got them. It took some getting used to at first because it does change the position of the seat, but in a good way.

 

[GladLad]

This has always been one of those hard to imagine the benefit mods to me, but I've always been curious because of the avid fans. Washers might be a cheap way to give it a try.

Seat Jackers recommends the 0.75" for inseams of 28-34", and 1.25" for 36-38". And the Slammers for those over 6'2". There must be some leggy drivers out there to be over 36" inseam, while not over 6'2". But I know, it's also personal preference.

Now to find a way to use washers to mimic the other curiosity, the dead pedal.

 

[BourbonRunner]

This has always been one of those hard to imagine the benefit mods to me, but I've always been curious because of the avid fans. Washers might be a cheap way to give it a try.

Might need to get longer bolts from your local Grainger too.

Now to find a way to use washers to mimic the other curiosity, the dead pedal.

Better, cheaper idea:

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