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I have a semi-stupid question that I'd like someone to answer and I promise I'll never ask another neon question on this board again...until next week or so
How did you guys mount your tubes under the seats? Can you be specific please? I don't see an easy, yet clean, way to do this.
Please don't let this thread drift off into the vast nothingness of ignored topics. If you can't do it for me, then do it for your country you unpatriotic bastards.
I mean, "thank you in advance for your help."
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you can try to screw them up into the seat, the problem is finding a place itll stay ( i still gotta screw one in again) or im not all that sure but i think you can use zip ties and around the neon and one of them spring thingys under the seat
What you do is get self-drilling screws. You can then use and power drill and put them right in without drilling a pilot hole.
And the floor panels of your car are layered, and there is also one final layer before the bottom of the car. So you will be perfectly fine drilling into the floor panel.
*proof* People drill to mount aftermarket seats. So you'll be fine
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im too stupid to figure out how to take out my seats, so I used velcro and put them under the seats. It's in an area when it cannot be kicked from the front or back seat, and they have never moved an inch
Originally posted by JohnCWms27 im too stupid to figure out how to take out my seats, so I used velcro and put them under the seats. It's in an area when it cannot be kicked from the front or back seat, and they have never moved an inch
Is no one boro like me??? I zip-tied them to the bottom of my seats, works like a charm! Just find one of the rails that goes from side to side and strap em on, but make sure you can still slide your seat forward and back.
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