TOLERANCE STACK Articles

When you remove the factory seat and install an aftermarket one, you're essentially breaking multiple communication chains. The result? A dashboard that lights up like a Christmas tree with error codes, disabled safety systems, and lost functionality that you paid for when you bought the vehicle.

If you are attending Overland Expo next week in Redmond, Oregon please stop by the scheel-mann  booth at G100 and see, well the same thing we had last year 😊 but also all the new stuff we are introducing. Plus if you've ever considered scheel-mann seats NOW is the perfect time to get some butt-in-seat time.

The Problem: Zero Clearance Several of the seat mounting fasteners are tucked so deep or tight against factory structures that even the most compact torque wrench setups just don’t fit. These aren’t optional hardware either. They’re structural, safety-critical fasteners that directly secure the factory powered slide rails to the seat mount.