User-adjustable rear seat drop: Customizes seat height for a safer, more comfortable ride
Billet aluminum construction: Durable, US-sourced material for long-lasting performance
Compatible with factory seat adjustments: Maintains full factory seat functionality
Multiple kit options: Choose from 25-inch or 50-inch adjustable rear drop for tailored fit
Integrated cut drill fixture: Ensures precise installation and doubles as a bottle opener
Summarized by Shop
Tired of not fitting in your new Jeep and hitting your head on the sound bar? Seat Slammers® are the cure. The Seat Slammers will slam the rear of your driver or passenger seat by .5 inch to 2 inches. These will drop the rear only, the front of the seat will remain the same or be lifted by up to .75 inches.
I'm 6' 5", and, while I technically fit in my new-to-me 2024 JLUR, I wasn't really comfortable. I originally purchased and installed the Shorty Front Seat Jackers, which improved things, but my right knee was still too close to the dash, and rested against the center cluster uncomfortably. After consulting customer service, they convinced me that installing Seat Slammers would solve my problem.
Installation was pretty easy, with the hardest part being working up the nerve to cut up a perfectly good seat bracket. I kept my Shorty Front Seat Jackers in place, which essentially gave me option 2 for the Seat Slammers, and after several test fits, ended up going with 1/4" spacers under the rear brackets. The installation gave me at least an inch more clearance from the dash, and the angle of the seat bottom supports my legs so much better. My head now sits directly under the soundbar, with roughly 2" of clearance. I couldn't be happier with the results!
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Rob · July 2, 2026
2025 Jeep Wrangler - Seat Slammers
The change to the drivers seat positioning was great, so I ordered another set for the passenger side as well. Once again, quick shipping, quality product, and a satisfied customer. Keep up the great work DDI :)
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Dan · May 13, 2026
Great product, but….
I bought Seat Slammers for my Jeep JL 2-door. The parts themselves were a work of art, but the directions were lacking for this model. I watched several you tube installations, mostly on gladiators before starting mine. There is an installation comment about “making sure to drill holes on either side of outside slide limiting pin” but nothing else about how/what to do. In reality, after bolting down the template and making the angled cut, it has to be loosened and repositioned before drilling. The problem solving, re-drilling and hole widening just about doubled the installation time. Please add a photo or two more sentences to the installation sheets. There’s plenty of space to do so.