I have one pic of the mounts . hope this will help .
I started by using a set of clean mounts from a 95 xj and a pair of Best Top tj seats for a newer model
the seats made it easy because the aftermarket seat bolts are adjustable . just move the bolt bracket to line up with
the floor bracket holes . once you have that you can start to center them where you need them in the truck.
This is where the fun begins, stock xj brackets are too tall in the back because xj s have flat floor pans. You can cut the bracket
but i saw that as time consuming and i still wanted the stock sliders to work. What i did was use the upper stock floor bolt (hump side) on
both seats just to center the seat in the truck . with the one bolt on each seat i could see where the the three other holes would line up.
xj brackets do not line up with the stock bolts so , I used my old trusty pal (block o wood) and his friend rubber hammer. i dented neat clean
square grooves where the rear mounts hit the floor . You need about a half inch down thats all I was amazed at how thin the floor pan is so
using grade 8 bolts and big ol gangster grade 8 washers I leveled the seats best i could and drilled the three other holes .
I would use steel washer plates under the truck large as possible bolt right through and bolt it all down together.
I will admit I spent a load of time in the cold and dark on this one. I m 6 foot 4 and the seat have to be all the way back
and they only fit one way , But I have to agree the tj seats are the best ive ever had :banana:
If you guys want I can post a pic writ-up with more detail. :yes: