My friend mind controlled me and I decided to take my back seats out, was extremely careful as to save these seats for the future, and everything that was done is easily undone.

Tire/tools were taken out as well. I realized if I'm paying for 100 mile tow from AAA I don't need a spare tire. "take me to the nearest tire shop please!"

Seats might possibly be for sale condition is 9/10 give me an offer.

Saved about 110 pounds FYI.









And the final

 

Tenth in the quarter, .01g on the skid pad, and 100$ in my pocket every year in gas

Equivalent to a 10 flywheel horse power upgrade for nothing.

 

have fun with the extra noise

 

You know I really don't notice a noise difference

 

Seems pointless to do that weight reduction in a b6 s4... do you plan on shedding more weight?

Do you have any modifications?

 

I might do that for a track day... but as a daily driver you might as well have bought a coupe.

So what are you going to do on a friday night when you and your buddy meet up with three cuties who think you're car is the hottest thing they've set their eyes on and want a ride?

 

Trunk works just fine =)

 

Do you drive like that enough on a daily basis that you'll even notice the extra lateral grip, or tenth in the 1/4?
It just seems like it would be a better idea if you could justify the need on a day-to-day basis.
To each his own, I guess..

 

mitch.... you own one of the most beautiful cars i've ever seen..(i know mitch on a personal level and have seen his car many times in person/IT'S ****!).... to look into the window of such a refined vehicle to only notice the gorgeouse "never sat in" perfect swade recaro seats mia.... i would be dumb-founded... thinking i was looking into some kids civic.... so either give those seats to me or put them back in!

p.s. maybe at least put the passenger rear seat back only...lol (mitch is 6'8".... and bearly fits into his b6 s4... the seat is usually all the way back to the back seat anyways).... so at least you could fit one chick in the back, haha

 

shoulda listened to your instinct and not your friend