rear seat 'delete'

[apollosfury]

finally got around to doing a modified version of the rear seat delete.

I was going to do a full delete, but found out that if you pull out the seat bottom and fold the rears down they lay flat with the rear. Since my reason for wanting the delete was more function (german shepherd) than performance, i wasn't really worried about not losing the weight of the rear seats. It also makes it possible to make the rear seats usable in about 10 minutes.

 

[Goingnowherefast]

Sexy

 

[CoreySparkman]

I like this. I'm in the same boat, I want functionality. Not performance. Will consider this, or a version. How easy is it to pop the seats back up and the bottoms in?

Edit: What head unit (stereo) is that? Like it?

 

[Boozehound]

looks good, wanna make a DIY?

 

[apollosfury]

Its pretty easy. Just have to take the front piece out, flip up the backs and snap the seat cushion in

The head unit is a Kenwood dnx-5120. Unfortunately its not made anymore

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[TwentyonePSI]

I like it, and could use it for the same reason, OP. Unfortunately, my car is considerably louder with the seat down, and hatch cover out. I have the rear Dyna-matted from the rear seat back, but the seat up and hatch cover in still makes a huge difference.

 

[Crispy21]

Nice i deleted my rear seats as well, i love it.

 

[apollosfury]

Yeah its definitely louder but its not too loud. Resonated exhaust helps

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[TwentyonePSI]

Yeah, no cat and a single canister muffler is pretty loud, but very reasonable inside with the Dyna-mat.

 

[junker]

The rear is flush with a removed seat back if you remove the black styrofoam spacer in the very rear. I just put the rear setback in for a vacation trip opens up so much space and gets rid of a lot of weight.

Also, I inserted DynaMat SuperLight in the rear to take the sound levels back down with everything removed.

I really like the cover you put together. Something like that without the styrofroam would be :wub:

 

[apollosfury]

That's a good solution too if you're keeping the styrofoam part out and the seat back mounts are easily accessible. I use the foam pieces to keep cleaning supplies and tools though

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[apollosfury]

looks good, wanna make a DIY?

Haha I thought about it but didn't take the time to document along the way. It was easier than expected though

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[junker]

That's a good solution too if you're keeping the styrofoam part out and the seat back mounts are easily accessible. I use the foam pieces to keep cleaning supplies and tools though

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Yeah exactly. I won't say it's a 5 minutes job to put the seat back in with the partially shielded seat belt mount bolts, but not much more. :thumbsup:

 

[Sar08]

Nice man, pics of your German Shepard?

 

[Crispy21]

Where are you guys acquiring your dynamax deadening mats? I need some for my compressor and for the drone of the rear seat removal lol