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[Francois Dillinger]

Duder, my gold bolts were that much. I think it would be worth it. You would have to do the transmission and intake manifold and stuff too though

[Kielan]

The integra should have had one bolt to hold the lower half of the rear down...

Oh well, I guess mine didn't... LOL.

[jared1988]

No rear seats don't bolt down... At least none of the cars I have owned. Nor do any seats that I know of.

my buddys accord did and so did my MS3, so i would jump to the assumption that BMW would engineer a fantastic and complicated method to attach the rear seat to the car

Repairable for sure

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not here, no one wants to pay more than $3k for a car cause everyone moves in 2-3 years

[Khalil]

Duder I bought chrome spikes for 380$

[Dudermagee]

Would look good though.

I know

[PavelK313]

my buddys accord did and so did my MS3, so i would jump to the assumption that BMW would engineer a fantastic and complicated method to attach the rear seat to the car



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not here, no one wants to pay more than $3k for a car cause everyone moves in 2-3 years

IMHO my E39 is very easy to work on.

[Dudermagee]

Duder, my gold bolts were that much. I think it would be worth it. You would have to do the transmission and intake manifold and stuff too though

fawk yes

Duder I bought chrome spikes for 380$

because emo?

[Dudermagee]

lame

[jared1988]

IMHO my E39 is very easy to work on.

i ***** working on my friends mk5 jetta, large part was having to track down those star bits or w/e

[jdel]

i ***** working on my friends mk5 jetta, large part was having to track down those star bits or w/e

haha for the struts? You have to have a spreader, and a specific bit to work on the suspension. So retarded.

[jared1988]

haha for the struts? You have to have a spreader, and a specific bit to work on the suspension. So retarded.

just doing simple shit like replacing his intercooler. or when we tried to replace his rear sway bar

[Francois Dillinger]

Torx bits are pretty common if that's what you are referring to...

[sacrifice]

Yeah torx are extremely common. I love when people write a DIY and make it seem like they found a cure for aids and cancer. Yes, thank you for taking the time so I can learn from your mistakes. No, I dont want to listen to you bitch and moan about how you had to buy $200 in "special tools". Use what you have, most importantly your brain, and get it done. No we dont feel bad that you got pumped at the dealer or wherever for a glorified strut spreader or the fact that you spent 3 times as much on a tool that could have been solved with a decent impact gun.

[jared1988]

not in my tool box, i have good ole metric BS

[Kielan]

Torx bits are extremely common, I don't get how people don't have them...