You don’t under stand that you over exaggerated
But then they can’t whine how hot the seat isAm I the only one that knows that if you throw a towel over the seat it won't be as hot?
LOL don't get me wrong I have forgot a towel when I had the top off and it certainly sucked for about 5 mins.But then they can’t whine how hot the seat is
+1. Physics. Cloth generally transfers heat/cold slower, thus less of a burning/freezing feeling to the skin. Conversely, cloth can be more difficult to keep clean, given all the spaces to collect dirt and soak up spills. So pick your poison.
Lots of myopic thought processes going on in this thread. I've seen this behavior often over the years at various forums. It's human psychology to become brand and product loyal, and defend your own purchase, e.g. "my plastic seats don't get too hot for me, they are the best, because my truck has them", or "my cloth seats are the most amazing thing ever and don't hold stains."
Everyone has different preferences, but as you can see in the image above, even Ford markets the benefits of cloth seats, namely that they are more temperate than plastic seat covers.
So lets put the myopic behavior behind us.
That said, am I correct in understanding that you can remove the factory vinyl and install cloth takeoffs? That might be a game changer for those of us that prefer cloth, seeing as Ford no longer offers it. Has anyone done so? Might be a good opportunity for the aftermarket community. I know katskinz and such do leather conversions but I don't want to spend $2k on this type of project, I'd rather reserve that cash for other mods, such as a winch!
Thanks for the link. They were sold out but I found another vendor on amazon that sold similar covers (probably the same covers since these are from China). Great fit and the price was great! Work great for after a work out or general seat protection. Thanks!!!!
