Seat removal
Team Owner
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Crossville TN
Yes. Actually get in the seat, unlatch the lock, and slide it forward with your momentum....rather than try to get it full-forward with your arms. 
The front of the seat interferes with the trans tunnel; so it won't move full-forward unless you "beat" it into submission.
The front of the seat interferes with the trans tunnel; so it won't move full-forward unless you "beat" it into submission.
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Port Huron MI
True dat! Those seats can seize up. You'll want to be careful about the type and amount of lubrication you choose to apply as well, so as not to stain the carpet.
As to your original question about removal: There are only four bolts per seat, but (as you've probably discovered, and must be talking about) the rear two bolts are only accessible if the seat is slid forward. I suppose you could drill out the back two bolts for each seat from beneath the car, but that sounds like an amazing headache to me. Good luck.
As to your original question about removal: There are only four bolts per seat, but (as you've probably discovered, and must be talking about) the rear two bolts are only accessible if the seat is slid forward. I suppose you could drill out the back two bolts for each seat from beneath the car, but that sounds like an amazing headache to me. Good luck.
