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Did you know center seat section folds down?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Recently discovered the center section of my drivers seat had come free (like a peeled banana) exposing the guts for lumbar support and padding. I assume because my support has been max inflated for a decade and the constant pressure finally broke something. I assumed fix would involve an upholstery shop but a quick search turned up the following 6 speed thread explaining the center section can be folded down quickly (grabbing the upper part & lifting up) and people were doing this to mod their seats. Getting it back in place sounds like a PITA but I'll find out later & will post some better pics. Please discuss.... http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...-seat-mod.html

POST 2Original post

yes, Porsche has been doing that for years....

POST 4Original post

Now I know where to hide my wife's Xmas presents.

POST 5Original post

There is a platic hook that it should be snapped into.

POST 6Original post

Interesting...I like the Winchester 12 gauge shells, is that what you are thinking of hiding in there now that you know you can?

POST 7Original post

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It does present infinite possibilites.

POST 8Original post

My center section is not staying in place and looks like it needs to have the three white hooks replaced. Any ideas where I should order those from?

POST 9Original post

[quote=Kolshak;9600774] Perfect spot to hide my .40 (Not the malt liquor... the gun).

POST 10Original post

Malt liquor as dangerous ....and you'd actually pull out the malt liquor

POST 12Original post

Yes, but like you said, sometimes getting things hooked back on at the top is hard. I've done this on some Nissan headrests years ago which is ten times easier than the way the midsection is on the 996. However the pro's do it in seconds.

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