Changing seats

When you added the ARB seats did they just bolt in where the others were and are these OK for insurance ADRs rego etc ?

I have been thinking about such a change if I bought a troopy. Does the new seats mean console room?

Alan,
Mine was a N.S.W. ambulance,so they came with the vehicle. Having fitted aftermarket seats before they do just bolt in with the base that is designed for that vehicle.
All the aftermarket seats are ADR approved, but only if they are designed for highway use. A seat for a race car wouldn't have a ADR approval only a CAMS approval.
There is room between the front seats for a console and the ambulance came with one of them as well as an over head console.
The seats, both driver and passenger have air lumber support and provision for an arm rest on both of them.

If you are going to do a lot of travelling, in the last 12 months I did over 60,000klm, then I think that they are worth it.

Wayne

Thanks Wayne

I agree that you can't be too careful with your back and my missus already is prone to back problems so we need good seats if we are to enjoy travelling.

The old 80 series I currently drive have okay seats but lumbar support is what is required and currently that means stuffing the back with pillows etc.

Thanks again
Alan

I forgot to add be very careful with the ergonomics . My falcon seats have a two position height adjustment . On the lower setting my back aches after a while but on the higher setting its great . I guess it all depends on your height , how the seat can be adjusted to suit you and the shape of the seat .