Originally Posted by MeanMan

Well I'm 6' 2" and 205lb,
Soon as I removed that piece I noticed I could sit back into the seat more, not a huge amount but the over the top non adjustable lumbar support issue was much less significant, which felt much more comfortable, and as a bonus since I could lean back into the seat back a little more, the side bolstering seemed a little more effective. Not a night and day difference, but a noticeable improvement that I'd do again in a heart beat. I'm going to try taking the springs out that go across where it was tomorrow and compare that to just the plastic piece being removed.

I commute for work 45min one way, so this makes the car much more pleasant with the stock seats.

P.S. Just unzip the back of the seat, it's fairly self explanatory from there.

Originally Posted by Detergentcandy;[url=tel:1495369

1495369]Oh wait I thought this was under the bottom seat cushion. This is the back rest of the seat. That's pretty nice, regardless. Being able to sink back into your seat is helpful, especially if you're taller. Curious to hear how you like it when you remove the springs.