Same thing happened to me, with my fat ass in my Yj. [img]tongue.gif[/img] Some big ass washers did the trick.

if you ever have access to a welder and a couple peices of scrap metal give it a try. its really not that hard, just hard to become a "pro"... i learned when i was 12, i know its not that hard.

I wonder if anyone knows any welders in Edmonton? [img]smile.gif[/img]

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Hit Walmart or Crappy tire for thier 110volt 70 amp hobby welder. They are only 97$+taxes.

Works great on the Toy.

Used it to put my FlowMaster in and weld her all up. Would easily do a seat frame.

Hmmm, if someone asked Martin really really nicely, he would prolly do it for a small fee, of like......another amp, or a new sub....he he.

Even try a local welding shop, i bet they do it for barely any money also. I know the one out by me is great for doing little things like that for me, when i walk in

Time for a set of Sparco MIlano's... Very comfy!