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Hi guys! I have been driving my celica for almost 4 years now and i have noticed that after long trips my lower back starts to hurt... I know bucket seats + sports car combo isn't exactly meant to be comfortable for long journeys but i was wondering if you are experiencing anything similar. I love the "sitting in the car" as opposed to the "sitting on the car" feeling so I have adjusted the (stock) seat to the lowest possible setting. In addition, i have noticed that the lowest part of the back of the seat forms a small curve towards where it would normally meet the bottom part of the seat. Now that the bottom part is lower towards the floor that curve is pushing my back
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njccmd is right.. the foam wears out after so many miles of sitting.
Personally, the seats get to me, I go on many frequent long trips and anywhere after 6 hours of continuous driving, the back pain sets in. After 8-10 hours, when i get out of the car, it takes me a good 10-15 minutes before i can stand up straight again. -------------------- ◊◊◊ My F/S Thread! ◊◊◊
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