Removing interior and fitting buckets

[mullen]

Swapping my front seats and rear seats over with a member on here tomorrow for some buckets.

Is it an easy job? for the front seats? do we need to disconnect the battery and anything due to the airbags?

Cheers!

 

[Sir_Dave]

Might as well disconnect the battery.

Look in my 172 Cup project thread for details of how to remove the front seats

 

[mullen]

will do cheers!

 

[Budgie]

Invite Nick, Dave and Ollie over.

It'll be out in no time.

 

[Sir_Dave]

Invite Nick, Dave and Ollie over.

It'll be out in no time.

Iirc it took 4 hours to strip a car from fully built, to non-rolling shell ....

And we stopped for a kebab halfway through

 

[Budgie]

LOL. Yep.

Engine, box, suspension, brakes, interior, exhaust, wings, bonnet, slam panel. everything. Off.

 

[mullen]

Bloody hell were are use based haha doing it at NWP not sure if Ryan knows this yet so may rope him into helping lol

 

[Curtis!]

Four bolts, a screw and one wire for the front seats. Rears mights aswell just pull out.

Takes no time if the bolts are seized underneith.

 

[mullen]

Started on the rears already saved me a job tomorrow

 

[Cunney]

You can take the entire rear out in about 10 minutes flat lol.

I'm guessing the front seats weigh an absolute tonne? Hoping to saving plenty weight when it comes to buying buckets myself

 

[mullen]

yeah just took the rear out the isofix bax was a b**ch though lol each the front weight about 25kg so I'm led to believe and my new ones are about 10kg each

seen you on sunday actually cunney we was in warrington at the meet I was driving a scooby STI wagon in silver.

 

[Cunney]

Big savings to be had then!

O did you mate, what you think of the cruise? Full of nobs really wasn't it, when I was pulling onto learners some c**t in a fiesta went the opposite way round the round about!

Don't remember seeing a silver STI, prob did see it though.

 

[mullen]

Yeah full of knobs as per usual I only live 2 mins away so thought I'd have a gander.

Here's the scoob I was driving

 

[Cunney]

v.tidy mate