jonny2tanx · Sep 22, 2014

vilguy said:
ah thats what they told you.

Could recently have been used in a recent homosexual gangbang movie and that "coffee stain" on the edge is no such thing.

They simply put it in that room after to hide the truth.

Its a conspiracy!!!!!!!!

And I bet you are frantically going through your collection now to find out which film it was

vilguy · Sep 22, 2014

well ..... yeah!

think of all the DNA on that sofa. Could be worth something in the future

TheJoker · Sep 22, 2014

vilguy said:
you would have to unbolt it (faff!) or you can mount some quick release rails like i have on my alternative seats.

Thanks, crustyness aside, I reckon some quick release system would be sufficient. Unbolting them in front of the garage is not a problem, but jump starting the car without tools is a slightly differnt matter.

Thanks!

vilguy · Sep 22, 2014

ive fitted cam locking nuts to mine so a quick tug....of the lever...

and the nut undoes. bish bash bosh!

Scrivv · Sep 23, 2014

Are all rx8 seats electric? Also is it as simple as bolt straight in? Thanks

james6546 · Sep 23, 2014

Scrivv said:
Are all rx8 seats electric? Also is it as simple as bolt straight in? Thanks

Cloth ones are manual, leather are heated and drivers electric.

I have been led to believe that they just bolt in, but don't quote me on that.

phil540uk · Sep 24, 2014

TheJoker said:
Thanks, crustyness aside, I reckon some quick release system would be sufficient. Unbolting them in front of the garage is not a problem, but jump starting the car without tools is a slightly differnt matter.

Thanks!

You could wire in an Anderson connector and mount it somewhere else, then you could jump it through that so you wouldn't need to remove the seat to jump it.

TheJoker · Sep 24, 2014

phil540uk said:
You could wire in an Anderson connector and mount it somewhere else, then you could jump it through that so you wouldn't need to remove the seat to jump it.

Yes, I might do that anyway.

vilguy · Sep 24, 2014

They dont bolt "straight in" and will need lifting up and brackets making.

Additionally they are quite wide for a bucket seat which means you have to kick them inwards quite a bit

james6546 · Sep 24, 2014

vilguy said:
They dont bolt "straight in" and will need lifting up and brackets making.

Additionally they are quite wide for a bucket seat which means you have to kick them inwards quite a bit

Really :/

Not sure I want RX8 seats now.

I thought someone said they were just a direct fit?

james6546 · Sep 24, 2014

This thread seems to suggest they just bolt in

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/mazda-rx8-seats-235707.html

vilguy · Sep 24, 2014

I had to lift mine on some 20mm aluminium extruded section (other materials are available) and i think i cut off a couple of tabs from memory.

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