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Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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28th Nov 06 at 15:01

i can't make my mind up at all, since the xe went in its been fantastic i love it. Was ages before i put my subs back in and thats the thing should i take them out and take the back seats out and have it stipped or not.

mwg

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Registered: 19th Feb 04
Location: South Lakes
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28th Nov 06 at 15:02

For a road car leave the seats and subs in.

Scotty C

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Registered: 6th Nov 05
Location: Kidderminster Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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28th Nov 06 at 15:02

STRIP STRIP STRIP!!!!

Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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28th Nov 06 at 15:04

if i was to strip it, it wouldn't be the whole lot just the rear. Thinking about it though it would look gash stripped with sport seats and stripped rear.

Scotty C

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Location: Kidderminster Drives: 1.6 16v Sport
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28th Nov 06 at 15:06

I've done it. Looks fine! Just spray the rear and it'll look

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Location: Aberdeen City
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28th Nov 06 at 15:07

its your car, you have to live with it. You'll know better than us what you like/can put up with!

My opinion.... if its just being done because its 'cool' just now to strip, dont do it. If you really want the weight/performance advantage, do it

Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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28th Nov 06 at 15:11

Thanks AK good honest answer. I think i am just being led because other peeps are doing it.

i know that if i did strip it i would regret doing it and moan.

Cupra Steve

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28th Nov 06 at 15:16

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
Thanks AK good honest answer. I think i am just being led because other peeps are doing it.

i know that if i did strip it i would regret doing it and moan.

You will defianately regret it then!!! My brother stripped his escort, completely, everything, for weight advantage but later wished he hadn't as it was his daily driver, for a weekend car it's fine, not everyday.

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Registered: 5th Jul 00
Location: Aberdeen City
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28th Nov 06 at 15:16

yup.... if its your only car it would be a ball ache with noise/no rear psgrs etc.

Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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28th Nov 06 at 15:20

Thats the thing mine is everyday car. It props would be more noisy aswell and i don't think the mrs would approve.

Tom

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28th Nov 06 at 15:37

Think you have your answer....

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28th Nov 06 at 15:40

i drove J18 about as my everyday car completely stripped out

Iain M

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Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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28th Nov 06 at 15:48

think i will have to ponder some more. stripped out cars are cold and you here every noise and tap. on the other hand they are lighter.

Nic Barnes

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28th Nov 06 at 15:51

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
think i will have to ponder some more. stripped out cars are cold and you here every noise and tap. on the other hand they are lighter.

over time you will get used to the road noise

BAZ 1256

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Registered: 16th Mar 04
Location: aberdeenshire
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28th Nov 06 at 17:18

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
Thats the thing mine is everyday car. It props would be more noisy aswell and i don't think the mrs would approve.

there you go, that surley makes you mind up!!
no rear seat and a mrs!!! you wont get no action in sport seats in the front lol

Cupra Steve

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28th Nov 06 at 19:31

get a matress in the back though with the front seats folded!!!

Haimsey

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Registered: 8th May 05
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28th Nov 06 at 19:35

quote:
Originally posted by Cupra Steve
get a matress in the back though with the front seats folded!!!

suppose that could be handy

Marcy Marc

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Robin

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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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28th Nov 06 at 19:37

Daily Driver?

liamcorsa

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Location: Hastings
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28th Nov 06 at 19:42

Mines done, you kind of learn to live with it as muppetsport said. It is cold and noisy but looks cool as feck. Who needs rear passengers anyways!!??

Scotty C

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28th Nov 06 at 22:49

quote:
Originally posted by BAZ 1256

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
Thats the thing mine is everyday car. It props would be more noisy aswell and i don't think the mrs would approve.

there you go, that surley makes you mind up!!
no rear seat and a mrs!!! you wont get no action in sport seats in the front lol

You sure about that pal?

Cupra Steve

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28th Nov 06 at 23:09

quote:
Originally posted by Monster

quote:
Originally posted by BAZ 1256

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
Thats the thing mine is everyday car. It props would be more noisy aswell and i don't think the mrs would approve.

there you go, that surley makes you mind up!!
no rear seat and a mrs!!! you wont get no action in sport seats in the front lol

You sure about that pal?

you got evidence???

Scotty C

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28th Nov 06 at 23:17

quote:
Originally posted by Cupra Steve

quote:
Originally posted by Monster

quote:
Originally posted by BAZ 1256

quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
Thats the thing mine is everyday car. It props would be more noisy aswell and i don't think the mrs would approve.

there you go, that surley makes you mind up!!
no rear seat and a mrs!!! you wont get no action in sport seats in the front lol

You sure about that pal?

you got evidence???

Jenko_Sport

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Registered: 25th May 06
Location: Stoke-on-Trent
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29th Nov 06 at 00:04

When i stripped the backof mine out felt abit quicker but the back end was twitchy as fook especially under breakin

Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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29th Nov 06 at 09:57

I went out in it last night sat in and looked in the back, it looked so tidy and finished propely like a car should if that makes sense. Also ran the idea past the mrs and a few of my mates and we all came to the same decision

Its staying as it is!

Iain M

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Registered: 18th Aug 05
Location: Wigan - Drives 272bhp corsa ZLET
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29th Nov 06 at 09:58

Thanks for peeps opinions

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