removing some parts

how easy is it to take out my backseats?and where do i start?how long will it take?

Its should be pretty srtaight foreward, I''ver never done it on a 2g but on a 1g its just a couple nuts a bolts and thats it.

anyone else ever done this before?

Do you own a haynes manual?  If not you should invest in one.

i bought a manual the one for the 2ng gens,u think that would work?

If you own a 2gen and you have a manual for 2gen''s it should work, I dont see why it wouldn''t.

its easy... the bottom pieces have two little pull tabs on the front, pull those and the seat will pop up. once that''s up you''ll see that there are two bolts that are holding the top piece in place. i wanna say they''re 14mm, pull those out and you''re good

yeah it was real easy,it took about 15 min.i think imma put carpet where the backseats were,no body ever sits back there.anyone know an easy way to reduce weight on the car?

take the motor and tranny out.....

gutting the interior wont make it faster. fractions of a second at best. just beef up the motor, tranny, and but a bigger turbo. that will solve your problem

with weight you''re gonna have to strip everything out

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take the motor and tranny out.....

 
LOL thats a good one.

To loose some pounds you can do this
 
remove the a/c components
get rid of p/s
get light weight front seats
remove the b/s
remove cc
remove the sound detening material from the car
light weight flywheel
 
You can do more but then it wont be a really good dd.

basically the rule of thumb is every 100lbs you lose u lose a 10th of a second i believe? so it takes a lot of weight loss to really make any gain

if you want more power, why dont you add some more boost to your 16g?

i aint sure bout the xact weight but i took out my back seat and my spare tire and jack and all of my panels. id say about 20 lbs at most. i get a lil better gas milage but it doesnt affect my speed at all