[Chrysler3004Life]

Is it just me or does that headrest hurt your head. Its leaning outwards so you cant even put your head back into it. Its mad Uncomfortable expecially for long rides. Anybody else experiencing this problem..
Also does anybody know where you can buy 300c headrests

 

[HEMEEE]

I thought the same thing as soon as I saw them, however a simple backward adjustment of the seat tilt and I have no issues at all with them, even on 5-6 hour drives.

As for buying more, I have no idea, you could start by checking with some of our supporting vendors...

G'Luck!

 

[Mr.DJ]

The headrests of the 2006 Dodge 'Durango' (with 5.7L HEMI) 'rental' that I'm currently driving has the correct 'rearward cant' which makes it more comfortable to use than the ones in my '300 series'. :wink1:

 

[HEMEEE]

If you're that unhappy with them I'd try aspendog, he could design something for you using the oem setup. :wink1:

 

[Mr.DJ]

Is it just me or does that headrest hurt your head. Its leaning outwards so you cant even put your head back into it. Its mad Uncomfortable expecially for long rides. Anybody else experiencing this problem..
Also does anybody know where you can buy 300c headrests

Like HEMEEE said, 22Elite (one of our Supporting Vendors) might be able to do something for you...he does 'quality work'. :fing02:

 

[jeepgrady]

The head restraints are not for you to really rest your head on in the first place. They are there to protect your head/neck in the event of a rearender.

 

[nano1908]

are you going to sell your current hrsdrest? let me know.

 

[Chrysler3004Life]

The head restraints are not for you to really rest your head on in the first place. They are there to protect your head/neck in the event of a rearender.

BUT they should feel comfortable in the process of securing everything, i once drove a hyundai that had more comfortable headrests.. BUT anyways its just 1 flaw out of the whooollee car