MikeVB
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That's not the function of a "headrest." It's there to decrease the chances of whiplash if you're rear-ended.I’ve never in my life used the head rest while driving. How do you people drive like that?
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That's not the function of a "headrest." It's there to decrease the chances of whiplash if you're rear-ended.I’ve never in my life used the head rest while driving. How do you people drive like that?
No crap that’s what it’s for. But many are commenting differently. Hence my post. Why is comprehension so hard?That's not the function of a "headrest." It's there to decrease the chances of whiplash if you're rear-ended.
That's correct, except for some reason the supplier of these seats messed up the design of the headrests angle and on top of that didn't add adjustment option, in my opinion this is something Ford should consider correcting.Because they aren't driving around resting their head on it, Mr. Reading Comprehension. The angle of the headrest is so forward designed that's forcing them to sit with their heads tilted forward at an unnatural and uncomfortable angle to avoid the damn thing.No crap that’s what it’s for. But many are commenting differently. Hence my post. Why is comprehension so hard?
rofl they clearly are resting there head on it or it wouldn’t be problem. Maybe sit properly. It definitely is not at an angle that is so far forward lol.Because they aren't driving around resting their head on it, Mr. Reading Comprehension. The angle of the headrest is so forward designed that's forcing them to sit with their heads tilted forward at an unnatural and uncomfortable angle to avoid the damn thing.
I clamped my two posts in my bench vise, as close to the top where it meets the cushioned headrest as possible, then grabbed the headrest and tried to bend. I had zero luck. It was too soft and squishy.I stuck the post into the trailer hitch and used force to push against the bend reducing the angle. You could do the same thing if you have a bench top vice to clamp your post.
Stuck the post into a trailer hitch and used my foot and weight.I clamped my two posts in my bench vise, as close to the top where it meets the cushioned headrest as possible, then grabbed the headrest and tried to bend. I had zero luck. It was too soft and squishy.
How exactly did you do it? Thanks for the help!
@MK8.5 Golf R did you give it a shot brother?
I clamped my two posts in my bench vise, as close to the top where it meets the cushioned headrest as possible, then grabbed the headrest and tried to bend. I had zero luck. It was too soft and squishy.
How exactly did you do it? Thanks for the help!
I did mine, strapped to a 2x6 with floor jack handle. Now my 5’11’ frame can sit like I have always sat for 38 yrs with proper anti whiplash gap.