try a length of 2x4 with all edges beveled, holes drilled @ all posts, and use the nuts upside down with a fender washer for adjusting the height. Also cover with I/O carpet. Screw some spacer blocks to the bottom to keep it stable. this should be a quick and cheap do.

 

oops --- screw the nuts all the way down, slip the 2x4 over the posts and adjust the nuts if needed then set the adjusting blocks.

 

Nice job mike. I really do wish GM would consider making everything flat like every other mid sized SUV on the planet. But then again, I wouldn't want to loose anymore ground clearance underneath.

 

I cleaned the back of the headrest off with a vacuum, scrubbed it clean, and then used duct tape to take off all the extra lint. Then I very carefully placed them on the back of the headrest and smoothed them off with my finger just enough to make them stick. Eventually the adhesive sticks to the fabric. I think it just takes time for it to settle in there. If you just squish them on there, they will bend and fall right off.

Thanks for the advice willie. I think I'm going to do that. I'll probably go pick up a 2x4 or even a 2x6 and make that little rest. I hope that doesnt make an imprint in the entire seat lol.

I know what you meant about the indentation skeet. I am aware of that. I was hoping it would come out after I'm done but it doesnt look like it's going to huh? I wonder if you soak it with cold water and take a dryer or a heat gun to it if it will shrink back into place. It's a long shot but worth a try. Although you could burn up your fabric.

 

Looks to me like you could lay a 2x6 across that area and just drill out for the studs..Surely Mike, at your new house there is some scrap lumber laying around.

 

Oh..Another thing..Your door jam at the fender flares are looking a little funky..thought you might have missed that during your last cleaning....


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