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Nath

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Registered: 3rd Apr 02
Location: MK
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6th Feb 04 at 19:58

I'm contemplating losing my rear seats and ICE and changing the front seats for 2 buckets. Is it worth it? Will i notice any difference when driving?

I like my ICE but I feel like making my car lighter and a bit faster as its more fun.

broster

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Registered: 6th Dec 02
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6th Feb 04 at 20:03

do it!

stuyw

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Registered: 15th May 02
Location: North West Drives: Rev3 MR2 Turbo
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6th Feb 04 at 20:15

get it done. u can still keep ur ICE, just make a false floor n put speakers under that. Ive done it to mine n can say that it feels faster

broster

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6th Feb 04 at 20:18

nah, all that false floor stuff will weigh u down again! just loose the lot!
then spray it all ur body colour, will look sweet

Adam-D

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Registered: 11th May 02
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6th Feb 04 at 20:25

do it look in ma garage

M Sutton

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Location: Northamptonshire
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6th Feb 04 at 20:45

Do it mate, i love the stripped out look, and it'll be slightly quicker

James R

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6th Feb 04 at 20:48

Strip it it's the way forward, and all the capret, sound deadening, heater, dash go for it. makes a hell of a difference. then cage the bugger so it doesn't crisp pack if you stuff it.

Nath

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6th Feb 04 at 21:16

I was thinking just taking the rear seats out, and then using a tidy false floor, nothing too heavy though. Then two buckets and maybe that polished rear strut brace from PVD with harnessess attached to that? Should look good

shawboy

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Registered: 1st Jul 02
Location: Wombwell, Barnsley
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6th Feb 04 at 21:18

go for it mate, my love my ice too and my cars full of it.

Nath

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6th Feb 04 at 21:23

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
do it look in ma garage

I like!!! Just like that but with the polished rear strut brace and the harnessess attahced to that somehow.

stuyw

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6th Feb 04 at 21:42

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
I was thinking just taking the rear seats out, and then using a tidy false floor, nothing too heavy though. Then two buckets and maybe that polished rear strut brace from PVD with harnessess attached to that? Should look good

that wot ive done with mine, got rollcage/rear strut brace, just need false floor to tidy it up

Adam-D

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6th Feb 04 at 22:37

quote:
Originally posted by Nath

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
do it look in ma garage

I like!!! Just like that but with the polished rear strut brace and the harnessess attahced to that somehow.

how about adam b's corsa