stripped interior?
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It takes 5mins, try it..see what you think.
I had a transport a load of stuff the other week, so removed the back seats, they have not gone back in yet, mostly because they are quite heavy!
I had a transport a load of stuff the other week, so removed the back seats, they have not gone back in yet, mostly because they are quite heavy!
17mm I think.
But yeah, takes 5mins to do.. be warned though, it's noisy as hell, it sounds like you're permanently driving with the windows down! No sound deadening to speak of in the back lol
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Makes the car better at low down revs ^_^
Would recommend it if you don't use the seats at all
it is noiser than standard obviously but I have a vx220 where the engine is behind your head so when I jumped back in the ibiza I found it quite refined
I didn't use a screwdriver at all :/
just a socket for centre seat belt
Would recommend it if you don't use the seats at all
it is noiser than standard obviously but I have a vx220 where the engine is behind your head so when I jumped back in the ibiza I found it quite refined
I didn't use a screwdriver at all :/
just a socket for centre seat belt
17mm I think.
But yeah, takes 5mins to do.. be warned though, it's noisy as hell, it sounds like you're permanently driving with the windows down! No sound deadening to speak of in the back lol
You're right! 17mm it is, my mistake! Don't know why i typed 11, 11 is waaay too small
Picture of mine with just the seats removed, and belts ect, still in.
I'd get an up to date one, but its full of engine bits at the moment. Hoping to have a full weld in cage in there in the not so distant future too.
I'd get an up to date one, but its full of engine bits at the moment. Hoping to have a full weld in cage in there in the not so distant future too.
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