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Thread: V6-24 rear seats into VR4

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    V6-24 rear seats into VR4

    Just picked up a black moooo-cow interior (from a V6-24 saloon) for the VR4. Before trying to fit, just wondered if anybody else has succesfully installed the rear folding seats in a Galoon. There are no bolts holes for the hinges.
    Also got to wire in the electric fronts as well. I think Pezza did that one

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    Agh! Yeah, because your VR-4s a Jap one, the rears are fixed, aren't they. It might be worth pulling up the rear seat bottom and checking the chassis as I bet the reinforcing plates for drilling the bolt holes will be there. Then it's a case of drilling and tapping. From memory I think they're 14mm bolts with a fine thread on them - However, it will be the Japanese Metric bolt system - It's slightly different to our metric in that the Japs tend to use finer threads - I guess the best thing will be to measure the bolts with a thread gauge to see what size/pitch they are.

    As for the fronts, yes, Pezza did accomplish that.

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    I'll have a look see tonight. There are threaded inserts for the upper seat retainers (where they clip onto in the upright position). I wondered if the floor under the seat was completely different to accomodate the diff etc.
    In which case I'll have to devise another cunning plan.

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    Are they as good as they looked in the pics on ebay. I was very tempted if they had fitted a Legnum

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    Quote Originally Posted by MPBVr4
    I wondered if the floor under the seat was completely different to accomodate the diff etc.
    Oh right - I think they're the same. Under the rear seat bench is the fuel tank and it's the fuel tank that's different - There's a hump in the middle of the 4WD version to clear the prop and the diff. But I think the topside is the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peter thomson
    Are they as good as they looked in the pics on ebay. I was very tempted if they had fitted a Legnum
    They are in very nice condition. He even gave me a bottle of Leather lotion to look after them.

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    Dont drill too deep into the tank will you Malc?!
    No longer empty and frantic...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Beazer
    Dont drill too deep into the tank will you Malc?!
    Had crossed my mind Paul. Must be very careful, might even drop the tank a bit.
    I'll get them fitted one way or another.

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