996 TT stock seats too narrow, too tight ???
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Hi,
I am having more than usual shoulder & back strain/pain which may be related to driving my TT as DD. I do have chronic lower back problem but it seems like it's gotten worse and now I experience more of an upper back muscle tightness since I started driving my TT.
It almost feels like that I am being squeezed from seat's side cushions...which BTW has no lumbar support.
any comment is much appreciated,
thanks,
Sam
I am having more than usual shoulder & back strain/pain which may be related to driving my TT as DD. I do have chronic lower back problem but it seems like it's gotten worse and now I experience more of an upper back muscle tightness since I started driving my TT.
It almost feels like that I am being squeezed from seat's side cushions...which BTW has no lumbar support.
any comment is much appreciated,
thanks,
Sam
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Mt Bosxter S had stock seats without adjustable lumbar supports and they gave me lower back pain/tightness. My Turbo has adjustable lumbar supports and they are much better (although not 100% pain free).
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Strange, usually people will comment on the Sport seats being a bit uncomfortable, depending on body size/build; not the standard seats.
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I would like to know the options, specially the ones with a lot more back support...hey we paid 3k for our mattress...worth every penny.
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I purchased an inflatable bladder that slips in the lumbar region behind the back seat cushion. It's inflated by a device on a long rubber tube similar to a blood pressure cuff with an air release that you can tuck under your sear or between the seats...not exactly hi-tech, but it works just great for me.
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I purchased an inflatable bladder that slips in the lumbar region behind the back seat cushion. It's inflated by a device on a long rubber tube similar to a blood pressure cuff with an air release that you can tuck under your sear or between the seats...not exactly hi-tech, but it works just great for me.
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I use the seat heaters all year round regardless of how warm it is for some back therapy while driving - it's certainly not the end all and do all but does help - the best solution is a nice new set of Recaro's!!! I would suggest trying them out somewhere before buying them.