Please review the information below. If you have any questions or
need further technical assistance, you are welcome to contact one
of our Mustang seat experts at questions@MustangSeats.com
or 800-243-1392 or 860-582-9633
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A.
Baseplate Features
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The one-piece, marine-grade fiberglass baseplate is a direct replacement
for the stock baseplate. Rubber bumpers are positioned to prevent the
seat from touching the frame and fender.
For general information about
Mustang seat construction Click
Here.
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B.
Removal
of Stock Seat
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1.
Remove 6mm mounting bolt on each side.
2. Slide seat back, then up to remove.
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C.
Mounting of Mustang Seat
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1. Slide tongue
at seat nose under formed tunnel in frame behind tank (see arrow).
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2.
Make sure rear fork brackets slide under studs in fender.
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3.
Push seat forward about 1/4". Install a bolt on one side leaving
it a little loose, then go to the other side and install that bolt.
4. Tighten bolts evenly--a little on one side, then the other. (If one
bolt is completely tightened first, it will cock the seat to one side,
making the other bolt hard to install.) A
1/4" space between the side brackets and the frame is needed to
put pressure on the nose bracket as the screws are tightened.
Important: The seat centers itself to the gas tank, not the side
covers.
(The left side cover is 1/2" to 5/8" wider.)
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Enjoy
the comfort of your new Mustang seat.
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