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For the commander and rear seats, I just used fender washers. On the driver's seat I made up a steel plate to adapt the seat to the seat base.

Unless your seats are really wide, there should be a few inches available to move the seats closer to the vehicle's center so that your seatbacks will clear the reels.

Mine came from Suprman, but I got his last set of doors. Top and rear curtain are going on this weekend. Just need some pipe insulation.

Here are the seats that I put in mine. I'm not sure if he has any more, but PM Suprman if you are looking to purchase.

Very easy... just 4 bolts. You'll need a 1/2" socket and 1/4" Allen wrench. Slide the seat all way back and unscrew the front bolts. Slide the seat all the way forward and undo the rear bolts. Or do it in the reverse order. Does not matter. Done.

We all do. But as long as you're not too tall, you can move the seat a few clicks forward and recline it pretty good.

I installed 4 of these. They were described as MRAP seats and are quite a nice upgrade. The seats can move front to back and the seatback inclines/declines. Sorry for just the one picture. The lighting in my garage is terrible and the pictures are not coming out great. I'll snap some more off in...

Just finished replacing all 4 of my seats last night. I'll post some pics for you later tonight.