Rear seat delete - worth it? Pro's Con's?
#1
Rear seat delete - worth it? Pro's Con's?
I was thinking of pulling the rear seat on my 99 GT Convertible to make up at least some of the weight gained by having the vert, and also, 99.9% of the time i'm the only one in the car anyway ;-)
What are some reputable places to get the delete kit? MT doesn't seem to carry them. Also, are there any downsides (other than the obvious fact that you are losing person capacity ;p). Are there any other obvious (and cheap preferably) ways to lose some weight on the stang?
What are some reputable places to get the delete kit? MT doesn't seem to carry them. Also, are there any downsides (other than the obvious fact that you are losing person capacity ;p). Are there any other obvious (and cheap preferably) ways to lose some weight on the stang?
#3
yup. there isn't that much of a weigh difference. if you want to really save weight, get a set of racing seats and yank the two buckets.
if you still want the rear seat delete, i know california mustang carries it.
if you still want the rear seat delete, i know california mustang carries it.
#5
It depends on if you have leather or not, but either way, it's at the very least 45 pounds. Cheapest place for a RSD? Lowes...buy yourself some material and make your own. Most pre-made ones are ridiculously expensive.
#7
You can drop 40-60lbs by taking out your rear seat assembley. Get some big pieces of cardboard and cut out the patterns you will need for the back and the bottom part. Cut the material your going to use (thin metal, 1/4"masonite..etc) to fit. Hit it with 3M spray adhesive and put some interior matching carpet on it and your done. Your looking at $25.
Adam
Adam
#9
Exactly, its definately worth it if you do it yourself or you find a cheap one. Some people pull out almost 70 lbs back there. Thats worth it if you are looking for a cheap way to go faster. Id try and build my own, but I still drive people around sometimes.
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