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Old 03-12-2004, 06:09 AM
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There was a post a while back on Humvee.net about this. The people were not trying to install H2 seats, I think it was Reccaro seats. The passanger space in the H1 is minimal, aftermarket seats can be installed but do to the tight space the mounts usually have to be modified. If you would like I would measure the width of the H1 seat for you, as well as how much space there is on the floor. The other problem I see about sticking H2 seats in a H1 is that they are power seats. The H1 does not have this, the H1 is made to take on water in the passanger compartment during deep fording situations. Thats why there are four drain plugs in the truck, the power motors of the seats in the H2 would be fried if they got soaked with water.
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