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Posted for "Jabe Luttrell" <JabeLuttrell@comcast.net>:

  Hello Lynn,
  
  I used Confor foam (same as Temper foam) in my Legacy.  I bought it from
  McMaster-Carr.  (www.McMaster.com) It was a lot cheaper and it comes in 5
  softness grades.  I put the #2 on top and #3 and #4 below.  I probably would
  go with the #1 on top if I did it again.  I do find that they are very
  comfortable, but do take a little time for warm up and settling if it's
  cold.
  
  Jabe Luttrell
  N550JL
  99%