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    #16
    Originally posted by Bealo View Post
    great thread, thanks Rob, just about to remove my rear seats for tomorrow's road trip.

    you will not be disappointed by the noise !!:smt055

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      #17
      Originally posted by 7.77 View Post
      you will not be disappointed by the noise !!:smt055
      Indeed - it's freakin' awesome lol! :smt096

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        #18
        I removed this all once again and weighed the items this time. Details in the original post.

        Total weight saved= 17.685Kg

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          #19
          what scales did you use Rob :gayfight:
          :whistle:

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            #20
            Originally posted by s.mac View Post
            what scales did you use Rob :gayfight:
            :whistle:
            Kitchen ones for the lighter items and bathroom for the seat backs/base...:whistle:

            Very scientific! :hahaha:

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              #21
              I was amazed by the noise of stones hitting the rear arches when I did that, I had a standard exhaust though, you may not be able to hear that over the SS noise solutions

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                #22
                Originally posted by _Nathan_ View Post
                I was amazed by the noise of stones hitting the rear arches when I did that, I had a standard exhaust though, you may not be able to hear that over the SS noise solutions
                I was as well mate - it's like always driving with track warmed cups on and hearing all the stones being picked up. I don't hear it so much when I press the loud pedal! :hahaha:

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                  #23
                  It was pretty straightforward taking around 45 minutes and only needed a couple of tools
                  5 min max without the bolster removal thanks to the instructions :thumbs:

                  I imagine a tad longer to get back in :whistle:

                  found enough money for a pint tonight under the seats :beer:

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                    #24
                    Yep longer to put back in and harder on the back :bigcry:

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by s.mac View Post
                      Yep longer to put back in and harder on the back :bigcry:
                      What you doing wrong? I find it just as quick :whistle:

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                        #26
                        I put the seat belts up side down and had to start again :whistle:

                        dont take the p - - s easily done, I would have thought they would of mounted facing up but its down and then loop up into the seat position

                        and they are harder to manoeuvre in, for me anyway :whistle:

                        back to quieter road driving :smt055 although great for track days :supz:

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by s.mac View Post
                          I put the seat belts up side down and had to start again :whistle:
                          Lol - just leave the seat belt buckles in like i did - simples! :smokin:

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                            #28
                            have you changed you suspension height for trying the 50/50 weight repartition ?

                            Do you know what is you weight repartition without the rear seats ?


                            thank you for this explication !:thumbs:

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                              #29
                              Hi all,

                              I'm desperatly trying to find the BMW part number for this torx bolt in the picture below.

                              I've looked on the parts system and it only lists a hex bolt, which I ordered but was wrong.

                              Can anyone help wih this?



                              Originally posted by glendog74

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                                #30
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