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IDK if I can help you at all, but I've had MCC do mods for 3 of my Heritage OEM saddles, I've had both rider seats done the same and had work done for my passenger. What you think you'll see different, you won't.
Here's 2 pix of my MCC seat modifications on HD OEM seats. One solo the other with the passenger.
The first pic is the 2UP, the second is solo, but that's obvious. When they do OEM saddles, they come back almost 99% the same, except for the ride.
I currently have a Corbin seat on my Heritage which was on it when I bought it. But I've had Mean City do several seats for me in the past and do a really good job.
I got my seat back from MCC after the extreme mod was done. Here are some before and after photos. The seat sits me much lower in the bike, feels like I am in the bike instead of on, and the same seat is now giving me much more lower back support. Would highly recommend them. I couldnt be happier. Sorry for terrible angle, only picture I had with this seat on my bike. From the first day I bought it.
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