i need some input.....
i need some input.....
so my front seats were in bad shape and i just ordered some racing seats. since the new seat are going to be black and the back seats are gray, i decided to take them off, let me mention that i never have more than 2 people in my car. this is what it turned into after 45 min cleaning.


now my question is, does it look too ricy? ( i dont think so personally)
and the other question is, what do you guys think i should do? keep it like that? put the seat back on? put racing seats in the back? or put a roll cage?!


now my question is, does it look too ricy? ( i dont think so personally)
and the other question is, what do you guys think i should do? keep it like that? put the seat back on? put racing seats in the back? or put a roll cage?!
to the OP. it depends on what you want out of the car. if your gonna turn it into a drag/track car, do it.
or if you just wanna lose weight to save gas, have more space for groceries, or look cool, you can do that too
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and the other question is, what do you guys think i should do? keep it like that? put the seat back on? put racing seats in the back? or put a roll cage?!
LOL, that would be the ricest thing ever, go for it!
Honestly, put the rears back in if your not going to do anything with the rear section, you dont drive a race car. If your going to gut it, then gut it completely.
I really doubt that. Ive had my rears out for a day or so waiting for my replacments and I couldnt tell a difference, other then the road noise.
Did you order brackets for you new front seats? What are you going to do about the seatbelts?
Honestly, put the rears back in if your not going to do anything with the rear section, you dont drive a race car. If your going to gut it, then gut it completely.
I really doubt that. Ive had my rears out for a day or so waiting for my replacments and I couldnt tell a difference, other then the road noise.
Did you order brackets for you new front seats? What are you going to do about the seatbelts?
Put the seats back on. And like Flava said, no...you can't feel the weight reduction. It's like 20 lbs. I move more crap in and out of my back seat than that in a day and don't notice it.
IMO if you have a 4-door car, keep the back seat. WAY to ricy not to have the back seats in a 4-door. If it was a 2 door, carpet the thing and make it look nice, but that's not the case.
Maxima's in general don't look like a sports car so anything you do like that will just make it look like rice. My 90 DSM on the other hand... lol... what back seats? heh
Maxima's in general don't look like a sports car so anything you do like that will just make it look like rice. My 90 DSM on the other hand... lol... what back seats? heh
LOL, that would be the ricest thing ever, go for it!
Honestly, put the rears back in if your not going to do anything with the rear section, you dont drive a race car. If your going to gut it, then gut it completely.
I really doubt that. Ive had my rears out for a day or so waiting for my replacments and I couldnt tell a difference, other then the road noise.
Did you order brackets for you new front seats? What are you going to do about the seatbelts?
Honestly, put the rears back in if your not going to do anything with the rear section, you dont drive a race car. If your going to gut it, then gut it completely.
I really doubt that. Ive had my rears out for a day or so waiting for my replacments and I couldnt tell a difference, other then the road noise.
Did you order brackets for you new front seats? What are you going to do about the seatbelts?
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yeh ok


