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Old Sep 5, 2003 | 09:56 AM
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Show me pics of your rear seat removal please

Hi guys & gals,
I am thinking of removing my rear seats since I never use them anyway. Can you guys post some pictures of your car after the rear seat removal? I know there is a finishing kit you can order to cover up all the holes etc. I'm looking for a nice project to do this weekend. Also, should I remove the rear belts to give it that finished look? I would like to, but do not know how hard it would be.
 
Old Sep 5, 2003 | 01:49 PM
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Chad, meet me in Alemeda on Saturday!!. The Cayenne-Experience is this weekend


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I got that postcard thing in the mail inviting me to that deal. I have already driven the VW, so there is no need to drive the Cayenne :P I got back from Cabo and am one sick puppy right now. I have this summer cold thing and it is driving me crazy. I need to get better quick. Alot of things going on in a week.
I got my racecar back from the dyno/shop. We figured out why it was cutting out at high RPM's. I had 2 valve springs broken (valve float) and the jetting on the Carb's were way too lean. I guess they have been broken for some time. After tuning and fixing/changing everything on the racecar, it has another 30HP on tap! Next race is at the end of the month in Buttonwillow. You and Chris should come out for the day to check it out. Start saving money- cuz you will want to buy one.
 
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You didn't miss much.. just got back.. the off road part was cool.. but the Whole "Experience" was very short Wow a extra 30HP!! Thats hallin some more *** now!! Let me know the Buttonwillow dates... I hope its not 26 & 27th.. I'll be in Vegas.. Im afraid to catch the bug. I will want one for sure!
 
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Chad, let me know when. I have to take my car into Niello for some warranty work on the 26th, so hopefully it won't be at the same time.

Funny, I was just thinking about taking apart my backseat, too.

Chris
 
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DOH! It is the weekend of the 26th & 27th. Chris you can come on Sunday. It's only about 2 hours from Fresno (pulling a trailer) Kevin- Cancel the Vegas trip:P There is a special Porsche run group from the East coast that weekend. It will be a blast.
 
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Hmmm.. Bachelor Party or The Race Track..... well ok I'll cancel.. just a lot of topless women at bachelor parties anyway
 
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Well you didn't say why you were going. Hell, I'll met you in Vegas :P

We have a race in Vegas in November. That's always a good time!
 
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Hi Chad,

I removed my Turbo's rear seats a few weeks ago. Pretty easy stuff.

Greetings,
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Is it hard to remove the seat belts? Did you try? Also I heard when you remove the bottom seat cushions there is a velcro strip there. Did you remove that also?
Thanks
 
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No, I didn't try to remove the seat belts. And yes, there is a little velcro strip under the cushions. I think I removed them...

Greetings,
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