Nissan Maxima: can someone recommend a good aftermarket seat?

"Paul Nkui" <com> wrote in message
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I felt the same way until I got it adjusted to my exact liking: seat bottom
all the way down, but tilted front-up/back-down to keep my knees supported,
and lumbar pushed all the way forward to support my lower back. Now it's
really, really comfortable.

Dave

Paul Nkui wrote:
 

Never buy a seat unless you can sit in it or return it if you don't like
the way it feels. I find most aftermarket seats to be VERY uncomfortable
and most are a pain to get them installed correctly. Have you sat in the
other models of maximas of that gen to see if any of the other factory
seats feel good?
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On 4 Aug 2004 12:57:39 -0700, Paul Nkui <com> wrote: 

Strange unless they changed something. I am over 6 feet tall and usually
have trouble finding seats with good back support for a tall person, but
the seats in my 95 SE are very comfortable. I adjust the rear of the seat
bottom down (for autocrossing helmet clearance) and front of seat bottom
up for thigh support. At one point something broke in the recliner (would
not stay up), but fortunately the dealer found a used replacement for
fraction of $1100 new cost.

I recently bought a used 2001 Pathfinder SE and its cloth seats are also
very comfortable for me. Its 8-way adjustments are manual instead of
electric (front and rear of seat bottom can be adjusted with knobs).

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