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Passenger side lumbar support options?

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I have a 24 JTM, not a X, so no power seats.
I am looking for any options for good lumbar support on the passenger side for long trips. I have looked in other places for the option of purchasing the Mojave X power seats, but its a no go due to the sheer cost of shipping them to Alaska. Nearly triples the price!

Are there any other options that aren't just a cheap pillow that has an elastic band to go around the seat? Something a bit more permanent or mechanical in nature that is better than the options on Amazon?

Thank you for your time and attention.
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Find a seat upholstery shop and have them redo the foam. They can pretty much do anything you want done to the foam and make covers to match. It ain’t cheap, but it’s effective.
 
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Are we talking at or below $300, because that's the hard line for my budget right now.
 

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It really depends on the shop. Keep
In mind that if they have to add foam for support they’ll have to add fabric to make up for the distance to cover it. Ballpark I’d say new higher grade foam and a new cover is going to be well over $300. That’s all depending on how much foam is added or if they even just remold the foam for support into the existing cover. That could be an option as well.
 
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Excellent. Thank you.
 

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I installed an inflatable lumbar support from Corbeau.

$60 and it only required me to remove the seat, unzip the sides and then slide it in between the springs and the foam. Works wonders for my wife's comfort. Combine that with the Desert Does it Seat Jackers and she's very happy.

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