hassara

I just installed a third-row seat in my JK. It's too small for adults, but it'll help fit my nephews just fine. Complete with shoulder straps.

Here's the second and third rows.



And here's a shot from the steering wheel. You can see the driver's seat and back two rows.

mad_philosopher

[QUOTE=hassara;1385053]I just installed a third-row seat in my JK. It's too small for adults, but it'll help fit my nephews just fine. Complete with shoulder straps.

Here's the second and third rows.
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I think a write-up is in order......

hassara

You mean the installation instructions? It was extremely simple and took less than an hour. I did require my fiancée's help at one point (I was under the Jeep and she was inside it), but that's all outlined in the instructions.

It's a wonderful product.

Head over to http://www.littlepassengerseats.com

From their site, they have seats for: Ford Explorer, Chevy Tahoe, Isuzu Trooper, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Toyota 4Runner, GMC Yukon, Honda CRV, Ford Excursion, Suburban/Yukon XL, Hummer H3, Dodge Durango, Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Highlander, Nissan Xterra, FJ Cruiser, Honda Element, Mercedes ML Class, Jeep Wrangler, Toyota Rav4 and others

(I have an '09 Wrangler Unlimited X - flawless installation)

mad_philosopher

What is involved to remove the seat?

hassara

Socket wrench and the removal of 4 bolts. The seat can be mounted rear facing, too.

mad_philosopher

Was drilling involved to install?

hassara

I went ahead and did a write-up. I don't have any pictures of me doing the install, but it was very easy.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...69#post1385569

RacerXS

Nothing too serious; TF leveling kit, 275/70R18's on PC'd stockers.

hp7

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