yeah... that f*ing jab when I push my head against the headrest :shakes head:

OP speaks the truth

if hes speaking of the base seats that come on the 370z they suck ***. It took me awhile to get the seat setup perfect so the lower back portion wasn't being affected.

The roadster seats I would say are the best, they are firm as hell also but hug you and are designed better. If you hear all the reviews on the 370z they say across the board the seats are not good for long drives.

Dang I often drive in my cloth seats over 700 miles each way to Denver and back from Vegas with no back pain and I am 48. Oh and I should add my wife has been on a few of those trips and thinks the seats are fine.

As far as the G's alot of people complain about the sport seats being uncomfortable. I like them but many don't

Everyone seems to be giving quite crap responses honestly...
Now I assume the base doesn't have the lumbar support adjustment...

Few solutions:
Go to an upholsterer and have them add foam
Go to a junkyard and buy a 1993 Volvo headrest insert (dad uses one of these, and damn it works well)
Go to your local Office Depot or Staples or whatever and buy a lumbar support thing for office chairs
Could try Amazon too

I disagree that the 370 isn't comfortable
I drove from Dallas to Los Angeles with my touring, and at no time did I have back pain... I think the 370 is UNBELIEVABLY comfortable compared to my ISF or 335, they're both quieter, but my back and *** hurts (no homo jokes, lol, shattered my tailbone in March) after 30 min in those cars.
(I made the drive on my broken *** too, lol)

The 370 is the 2nd most comfy car I own. 2001 Toyota Avalon is number one, and the 370 is tied for 2nd with my Lexus ES350! Lol

My fat *** sits in the 370 just fine, LOL!!! And I promise, I've gotta be in the top 1% of height/weight of 370 drivers, LOL

the cloth seats hurt my back..... swapped to touring seats made a HUGE difference since it has the lumber support... now I have recaro pole position, no back pain!!

I remember when I had my Z that my lower back hurt really bad after awhile. Same in my G. I hated those seats

I too have a base + Sport. I'm 6'1" 180

Not sure if it's just how your seats are adjusted. I sit fairly straight up and down, recline my seat some when I'm driving long distances.

I have done many many 4 hour drives between Waxhaw NC and Raleigh NC. Also drove 14 hours to St Louis and 14 hours back. Seats never gave me a problem.

Same here. I find these sets to b way more comfortable than my previous cars and the Altima rental i had recently. My sciatica was killing me after about 10 mins in the Altima..

I take everything out of my pockets before getting in my car. that might help you. you could also get a lumbar support pillow?

:iagree:

One if my favorite mods

Has it always bothered you? I only had problems when my back was already sore/heart for some reason or when the seat was not setup right.

I have Sciatica on my left leg and I find that sitting on the cloth seats really hurts my left leg. It presses right on my Sciatic nerve and makes it hard to drive more than 30 minutes. I am a big guy, 6'4" 225 so that might be part of the issue. Anyone find a solution to make sitting in these cloth seats easier? I am thinking some kind of seat cushion might be in order, that will fit the seat. I tried a large office chair cushion and it helps, but it lifts me up like 3" inches. Need to find something that will fit the seat contours to help.

Im 6'5", found that the adjustment level of the horizontal part of the seat is VERY important for me.

Make sure it supports the underside of your thighs, next to the crook of your knee. This gets rid of some stress on your lower back.

Source: Workplace ergo training.

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Leather seats make my arse hurt like mad after an hour, and yet I can ride a road race bicycle for 5 hours in perfect comfort. Figure that out? It's the seats ...great support for fast driving, but certainly not cushy.

Backs are as different as seats. I have some back issues, but when I first got the Z I noticed no problems. However, I soon learned that when I hit a major bump, my back lit up. After a bit, I figured it was due to the lack of lumbar support in the seat (cloth btw).

I tried a small lumbar support cushion and the difference was amazing. I may eventually go to a different seat to get built-in lumbar support, but aside from the mild embarrassment of having a seat cushion in the Z, the cushion is fine.

When we took our two-week road trip in October, we drove several hours most days and 10 hours one day. I had no issues with the seat + cushion at all. My wife had no issues in the passenger seat. As with many Z "things" and with backs, YMMV.