 I ever mixed CJ and YJ bases.
I also don't remember if I had to drill the seat bases or not. I've changed bases, seats, and added CJ or YJ sliders numerous times but I've been running the same setup now for about 10 years, other than adding seat heaters to my aftermarket seats 3 years ago. And, installing an aluminum plate between the driver seat and slider mechanism, so I could mount an ARB dual compressor hanging from the bottom of my seat. Because of that, my driver seat does sit about 1/8"-1/4" taller than the pass side. I don't notice it when looking at the seats, but I did notice the difference in knee/thigh room in relation to the steering wheel. It's surprising how a small change can make a big difference. I have a tilt steering column or it would be a pain getting in and out.
OK, about to drop some knowledge here....
There are at least 9 different risers and 3 different sliders used under at least two different seat base sizes in the 76 to 95 CJs and YJs. Here is a quick breakdown highlighting the main differences.
All have slider mount surface extending away on each side. (Seat is centered over the bracket)except the later fixed YJ stamped which offsets the seat inward.
Seat offset outward /to the right. 12.5” seat holes.
Seat is offset outward/to the right. 12.5” seat holes.
Seats: non reclining or the older fixed high backs have 12.5" spaced mounting holes and the later reclining seats used 91 to 95 have holes spaced 14" apart (front to rear).
Drivers will always have sliders to adjust for leg length to reach the pedals. easy enough and the height of the riser and sliders are constant. With the CJs not using a slider on the passenger side, the riser needed to be higher so the seat height would match the drivers side. This continued into the YJ until the passenger needed to have a slider as well. The riser height decreased the height of the slider. Side note, the lower riser doesn't not fold forward as far as the taller one so your rear seat entry space is slightly decreased. The seats during this time used spacers to compensate for the material folding under the seat and getting in the way of the sliders.
The next change happened in 91 when the reclining seat needed to clear the roll bar so the risers offset changed and the sliders seat side bolt pattern changed.
This leaves the possibility of a lot of mix n match. and the possibility of stuff not to work or fit right together.
UW91, the pictures you show from the seller match a late YJ lower riser with offset for reclining seats. This may or may not work for you due to how its configured and or how much you want to modify things. Of the 2 lower risers, that one has welded in nuts for the riser. The riser without studs is the one for the reclining seat and the whole thing is off set inward. So if your using different sliders, they may not fit or if your using the CJ style seat (12.5" mounts). they may not fit the sliders. PLUS, the seat may be shifted inward an if you have a wide console, there could be fitment issues there as well. (the YJ console was the same as the CJ one up till 91 when the wider reclining seats also got a narrower and redesigned center console.
I would use the first or earlier YJ lower riser and use the matching sliders on both seats.
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Ando Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797–1858)
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper
8 7/8 x 13 3/4 in. (22.5 x 34.9 cm)
The Howard Mansfield Collection, Purchase, Rogers Fund, 1936 (JP2492)
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