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Car Forum / Mazda / Mazda Miata / July 2005

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Restuffing Seats

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jeff.remson@sylvania.com - 12 Jul 2005 17:02 GMT
I recently bought a '91 miata from a relatively tall individual.  I
know that for many +6' people, removing seat foam gives them more
space.  I'm 5'8" and like my seat at standard height.  Anybody have
advise on reinstalling the missing foam?  What kind of faom is it and
where can I get it?
Armon Tanzerian - 13 Jul 2005 04:03 GMT
You could go to an upholstry shop and buy some, along with a can of spray
glue, and take it all apart & add some foam back to the bottom   BUT

I think better adviCe would be to just look for a set of used seats or seat
buns.

There are no shortage of M1 seats, and even more that have ratty upholstry.
If you check with some of the Mazda junkyards I would bet you could find a
pair of buns for less than the cost of generic foam, and you wouldn't have
to mess with guesstimating the thickness that was removed.

Just my .02 !   (don't ask for change)

>I recently bought a '91 miata from a relatively tall individual.  I
> know that for many +6' people, removing seat foam gives them more
> space.  I'm 5'8" and like my seat at standard height.  Anybody have
> advise on reinstalling the missing foam?  What kind of faom is it and
> where can I get it?
Chris D'Agnolo - 13 Jul 2005 06:11 GMT
are you sure some was removed or are you assuming so? I'm 6'2" and have
plenty of head room on my 92.

Good luck,
Chris
92BB&T

> You could go to an upholstry shop and buy some, along with a can of spray
> glue, and take it all apart & add some foam back to the bottom   BUT
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>> advise on reinstalling the missing foam?  What kind of faom is it and
>> where can I get it?
 
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