Another case of The law of Unintended Consequences - this winter's task was to replace the broken seat base and original foam, now all done and seat back in situ. But ... now I'm almost two inches higher than before (seat base had collapsed) and can barely get my legs under the steering wheel.
I know that I can remove the seat base wooden supports, but these angle the seat, so I guess the odd washer may be required. However, there are protruding bolts underneath each side flat metal base plate, something to do with the seat adjustment mechanism. These are neatly recessed into the wooden slats, so what do I do if I remove these - surely not cut equivalent holes into the wooden floor?
All suggestions gratefully received
