workhurts

Does anyone on here have the rear seat delete kit (and has pictures of the kit and install?).

ltcjmramos

I have the kit, but haven't done the job yet, and probably won't.

OKB

the kit just plugs holes, you need to buy the GT3/2 rear carpet and then the GT3/2 Cpillar trim, that converts the rear to GT 3/2 no seats, you can remove all the seat belt and seat mechanism

jhbrennan

Pretty expensive...I'd say just leave them in.

http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...ode=9972_seats

StormRune

Wow. That has to be the silliest price I've seen for Porsche stuff yet!

Slamuth

Then you haven't seen the 918 parts prices on Suncoast. Check those out!

ltcjmramos

See my post #7 for a $220 solution

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...at-delete.html

jhbrennan

Thanks for the link below...why aren't you going to do it?

ltcjmramos

Lazy, mostly. And didn't want to bother with the seatbelt removal, and dealing with those holes. But might try OKB's suggestion above. Have already requested a price from Sunset.

johnireland

The original RS America MY93 had no rear seats but instead and a flat area with a couple of small compartments below it. It made the entire back useless. You couldn't get your hands inside the compartments unless you flipped the seat back forward. And anything you put in the flat area slid all over the place.

So in MY94 they put the back seats back in. They are excellent for holding bags of groceries when shopping, they are excellent for lots of other small packages (and small people) over night luggage, cameras (that wouldn't fit in the compartments), and the fold down seat backs still give you a place for pet carriers when needed.

But there is always someone out there trying sell things you don't really need...and charge you extra for giving you less.

Psymon

I just put the same original bolt and trim cover back into the whole. Costs nothing, won't loose them, and looks fine!

ltcjmramos

Part numbers?

workhurts

I was debating whether having the rear seats in was better in terms of holding things and keeping stuff from moving around vs removing the seats.

Once I paint my seat backs my biggest fear will be things bashing up against said seat backs.

It was just one of those idea to try and see which way I liked it but certainly not for $500. The carpet solution is intriguing with maybe some kinda of netting the the Cayman has.

Edgy01

I really want to be able to use that space for things, so I made a set of straps that keep things from moving around, even at 997 speeds.

I mentioned back in October 2008-- https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...-pictures.html

ltcjmramos

How long are the straps?