stripped coupe interior
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its dark, but you get the idea. . .
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[Modified by 743teg, 11:54 AM 8/1/2002]
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[Modified by 743teg, 11:54 AM 8/1/2002]
My hatchback is gutted w/ one 6th gen drivers seat
carpet, panels, armrest, radio, speakers are all removed
my in my coupe I just removed rear seats, passenger seat, and everything in the rear except the spare and jack...I'm also using a CF hood for weight reduction. I put a GSR driver's seat in place of the stock seat.
no pictures though
carpet, panels, armrest, radio, speakers are all removed
my in my coupe I just removed rear seats, passenger seat, and everything in the rear except the spare and jack...I'm also using a CF hood for weight reduction. I put a GSR driver's seat in place of the stock seat.
no pictures though
i've removed my entire interior once or twice while installing stereo equipment. i have pictures on my computer at home, will post tonight.
if you are gonna do weight reduction...do it right. i give props to the guys that do roadcourses with welded 6 point cages, but these people who pull their interior out, but keep the a/c and power steering ?!?!?
if you are gonna do weight reduction...do it right. i give props to the guys that do roadcourses with welded 6 point cages, but these people who pull their interior out, but keep the a/c and power steering ?!?!?
if you are gonna do weight reduction...do it right. i give props to the guys that do roadcourses with welded 6 point cages, but these people who pull their interior out, but keep the a/c and power steering ?!?!?
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i have done it on my 93 civic ex coupe, it is pretty cool and it stays warm cause there is only a firewall between me and the motor..
no heater
a/c
carpet
door panels
rear interior
and a lot of other stuff
(only dash cover and 2 front seats)
no heater
a/c
carpet
door panels
rear interior
and a lot of other stuff
(only dash cover and 2 front seats)
Yeah dry ice is a good way of removing it. I did mine in the middle of winter, so i did'nt need it...
Are you planning on painting it after? There is no paint under the tar so i had to repaint my floors...
Are you planning on painting it after? There is no paint under the tar so i had to repaint my floors...
How did you take out the gooey glue thing that lines the trunk ?
I used duplicolor too...
i have pictures on my computer at home, will post tonight.
[Modified by dogpile5, 4:00 AM 8/2/2002]
i agrue the fact that stripping dont give u different time slip/not notice any difference...****, with all that tar/plastic/carpet/sound deadoning/spare/back seat...u'll take off good 70~if not 100lbs...**** u wouldnt wanna run a 1/4 with a passenger in ur car do ya?
[Modified by dniedacess, 7:55 PM 8/2/2002]
[Modified by dniedacess, 7:55 PM 8/2/2002]
My time is a testament to the fact of weight reduction. I had a stripped interior did the time on the 13 steelies with 185 W tires and a CF hood. Spoonman was there and I have a slip to prove it. I was planning high 15's low 16's and check that time out in a d16z6. With that I can beat even a lot of si's who'd a thought!
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