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From: "Gary Casey" <glcasey@adelphia.net>
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Subject: Seat adjusters
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The seat adjusters that came with my ES kit seem, well, crude.  Heavy, too.
I've been told that they came out of a Chinese truck - I tend to believe it.
Anyone used automotive seat adjuster rails?  Most I have seen are pretty
sophisticated compared to the original.  Usually a little taller, though.

Gary Casey