seat pedestals

[bubblerboy64]

Keep it coming guys that's what I am looking for. Opinions. Suburban
has the ISRI seats and they said they were their top of the line.
They are far from inexpensive, haven't priced the recaro's. John




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> I had a Recaro in the Newell and it was terribly uncomfortable,
too. This ISRI in my BB is the most comfortable seat I've had.
> The loose Spanish translation for Recaro is.."Wow, that's pricey."
Brad Barton 00LXiDFW bbartonwx@...
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> To: WanderlodgeForum@...: madrone1@...: Wed, 28 May 2008 15:18:03
+0000Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] seat pedestals
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> John,If at all possible I would make the effort to ride in one of
the air seats you areconsidering. Way back in the 80's I owned some
Dodge heavy duty LCF truckshttp://www.sweptline.com/hist/lcf1.jpgand
I spent the money for expensive Bostrom air seats and was hugely
disappointedin the performance for the money and effort expended
fwiwSteveWannabe----Original Message----From: jehdds@...: 05/28/2008
9:59 To: Subj: [WanderlodgeForum]
seat pedestalsI'm getting serious about the seats in the Napper.
We've talked about air seats and such some in the past and it was
mentioned that there are spring or torsion spring pedestals out
there. Can anyone direct me to a web site or provide information
about seating options. I have pretty nice seats but would like to up
grade the pedestals to air or springs to just improve the ride
quality. I talked to suburban seating and I might take a drive to
Lodi NJ to look but I would appreciate any suggestions, opinions, or
whatever related to replacing these seats or pedestals. Tell me what
you know so that I have as much information so I can make a
reasonable sensible decision. This can cost a couple hundred bucks up
to as much as several grand. I am willing to spend what is needed but
I also don't want to waste a bunch just to get a small improvement.
Open to any and all suggestions. John Heckmancentral Pa1973 FC
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