Vankraft with swivel!

[JJvall]

Hi- currently have a MS swivel base on my double seats but find it quite uncomfortable. looking to fit a van kraft folding seat bracket- they come in 3 options- 0 deg, 5 deg and 10deg- i feel 10 deg would be best, however vankraft say this-

• Option 1: 10 degree recline. Our most popular option, this makes the seating position far more comfortable than the standard upright position supplied by VW.
• Option 2: 5 degree recline. This option is mainly for customers with "Rusty Lee" or "MS Craft" swivel bases with a spacer that already tilts the seat base up at the front. The Vankraft 5-degree bracket combined with the spacer brings the recline angle much closer to the more comfortable 10-degree recline

so my question is has any one used the 10 deg option with a swivel and how did you find it?
thanks

 

[Catmalvin]

I had the 10° version on my MS craft swivel found it comfortable. Didn't feel it was too reclined compared to standard.
I've just removed my double seat for a single so have my Vankraft bracket up for sale if your interested

 

[Jfsa]

Hi @Catmalvin is your bracket still up for sale?

 

[Ralpher]

I have the MS double seat swivel AND the reclining 10 degree seat tilt adapter. You will need the cut down seat base also, unless you have midgets sitting there, as the MS Craft swivel unit (with the rail which makes the seat able to "look out" of the sliding door) will raise the passenger seating about 50mm! My Mrs is about 5'6" and was cricking her neck from the now low ceiling height!

From memory, the lower passenger seat base, was about £350 pounds, I think they offered £40 refund if you send them the old (original) seat base, which I never got around to doing...

The Mrs and the small dictator (my 10 year old son) say that the seats are comfortable now, so...

Incidentally, the seat also folds down flat, to you "could" sit on the back-rest.