Rugged Ridge | Seat Riser Bracket, Left, Fold Forward | 13201.01 | Fits 1976-1995 Jeep CJ & Wrangler YJ

fit great in a 93 yj, all holes lined up on slider brackets and seat mounts, a little tight but im sure it will loosen up with a little time. built pretty sturdy. all in all very pleased with the look, durability and function

I have a 1993 Jeep Wrangler YJ and these fit perfectly. It's so more convenient now and such a pleasure to be able to fold back my seats thanks to this purchase. This item came looking brand new and sturdy enough to do the job. I would definitely recommend this to anyone in need.

Had to bend the frame back into shape and stretch it out to accommodate the original seat but it works. Will take time to break in but already seeing improvements to the old stock frame. Packaging could have been better

Very well made and fitment was perfect

The seat riser dropped in and bolted down with no modifications required!!! A leading supplier of Jeep parts says they are for specific model/year, but in reality are one size fits none. It was a wonderful surprise that this part was a fit right from the box.

Contrary to what Amazon told me--and what the seller's Website implies--this seat riser is *not* a replacement for the OEM driver's side riser in my 1979 AMC Jeep CJ5. As you can see from the photos, NOT EVEN CLOSE. A Google search gave me a picture of what the correct riser *should* look like from a manual that spanned multiple years of several other models of Jeep besides the CJ5. Perhaps I should add, to be fair, that I only bought this after buying and installing Rugged Ridge's passenger side riser, which is very well made and fit perfectly with only a couple of minor installation adjustments. FYI, RR says this fits "'76-95 CJ & WRANG", but they mean specifically the CJ7 only.

works as described good quality a bit of a hassel installing them mainlt lining them up with the bolt holes. in the end, the work.

It fits in original holes in my 94YJ but I'm going to have to drill new holes for the slider. And that sucks.

Quedo perfecto en mi jeep cj7 del año 81, ya solo falta un sillon nuevo jajaja, a y tuve que hacer orificios con injertos pero quedo super bien por que todos los tornillos son de acero inoxidable.