drewJ32A2

Im planning to take out my back seats, spare tire. rear console.trunck floor mat. all interior mats when i go to the drag strip in a few weeks. I took out my rear seat to see how hard it was. Wasn' easy to get out the back of the rear seat in and especially back in.

I couldn't figure out how to take the rear console out i took out the 6 screws but i don't think those screws needed to be taken out. There is a screw in the front of the console, or something conecting it to the car, that i coulndt find.

Could someone tell me where the rear console is attached to the car and how i take it out.

Thanks

Nashua_Night_Hawk

why are you stripping the interior? Are you competing at the strip?

scoob5555

Do a search for NiteQwill's DIY spring install instructions. Perfect instructions on taking out the rear seat and console with pics.

BlueCLS6

I wonder if you have that useless NVH damper up behind your front bumber like I did? There's ~5 lbs. right there.

NiteQwill

Joe5.0

All that for maybe 25lbs? Whats the point, when you put it back in for the street you cant claim you run that time. Leave it in and spend that energy putting headers or a intake on.

drewJ32A2

Read the sig it says intake and give me 1 k and ill put headers on my car. Its more than 25 lbs.

I am also going to put it back in.

Joe5.0

I'm just saying, you'e only gonna lose maybe a tenth with all that taken out, and as soon as you put it back in its pretty pointless.

Chopsie

Come on, OBX or stone for around $300-400, and worth it, I used to have the OBX's and the are good to go too.

V6POWER

I'm planning to do a liposuction. I'm sure I can lose at least 30+ lbs permenately once it for all. That could save me a tenth of a second, too.

Titand19

Stop being a pussy, if you really want to lose weight take out the front seats and get yourself a milk crate.

fuzzy02CLS

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Waste of time for maybe 1 or 2 10ths off 1/4 mile. Keep the stuff in. If you really want to reduce weight, get some lighter rims. My 17x8 ssr's only weigh 13lbs each. Each of my rims with tires weight in at 38lbs. That a 12lbs difference from stock at each wheel. Get some lighter brakes. Most of the big brake kits weight less then stock.

mrsteve

iTrader: (1)

Stripping out the back seat for the track is pretty :ghey: on a CL-S. It's not like you are running a car with serious modifications. You are going to run 14.6-15.0 (depending on how you can drive) with your current setup. Dropping that time by a tenth (if that) isn't going to impress anyone.

scalbert

Get the plasma torch out and cut off the hood and all body panels. Take off the roof (be sure to have a helmet with goggles or visor) but it will suck in the rain. But at least you won't have to worry about the interior getting wet as there would be nothing left. Remove the bumpers, AC and all other non-essentials.

This should net you 750 - 1000 lbs and should make a very quick car. Unfortunately it will not be street legal and people will laugh at you.

Anyway.

mrsteve

iTrader: (1)

^ Way to go scalbert.

sixgearcl

omg is it that serious dude... geeze did you take out the passanger seat too?? nextime take the radio out, remove the power steering pump, ac compressor, pass. side side view mirror...

anything he can take off his 2001 CL??? im sure .01 seconds will make the girls cream their pants...

some people should just buy teggies with a s/c.... dont rice out a cl

Excelerate

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If you are really interested in good track times you should really just buy a CRX or Civic hatch and gut it. If you gut those cars enough, do basic mods, and know how to drive you can get decent times on the 1/4 mile.

Hobo

or buy some mods, dont try to be a cheap ass

kevin79925

if you go poo you will drop about 2-3 lbs off the car.

mattg

^ you must be a BIG shitter

kevin79925

huge logs..... 1 hour in the baffroom and tehre is always a pile. sometimes gotta flush.. then plunge then flush again..... i need a more powerful toilet.

mrsteve

iTrader: (1)

:wtf:

Too much info buddy

mantis23

sixgearcl

Chopsie

that was great Steve