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09-18-2006 #1
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Finished the Minitubs.. what did you guys do for your rear seat?
so the seat is too big now.. what solutions did you guys do for this?
i searched but not too many good results..
whats the move?
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09-18-2006 #2
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there was something on Super Chevy that show what DSE did for back seat.
09-18-2006 #3
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my advise, get yourself a BFH and goto work! all you need to do is work the frame in and the foam should take care of itself
BFH=Big F***ing HammerBrian
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09-18-2006 #4
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Heh... Funny Brian. It might work like that, but really you should cut the seat frame and route it around the tubs.
Allen Ortega
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09-18-2006 #5
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We simply cut and rewelded the outer edges of the frame around the tubs. Not to hard to do really. Just strip the covers and foam off the frames. Lay the frames in there and you'll see right away what needs to be cut. You are going to cut out a portion of the frame that is vital and the seat structure will be compromised if the frame is not welded back up and strengthened in the cut areas
10-16-2006 #6
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Are there pics somewhere of where to cut and weld, I need to send seats to get recovered and the car is at the body shop 3 hours away
Thanks
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