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  • olderperson
    Member
    • Jun 2007
    • 156
    • Brisbane

    Third row seats NP

    Can anyone tell me how much the third row fold down seats weigh? I need to gain a bit of Pay load to fit some stuff in for a trip and wondered how much I would gain if I remove these seats completely.
    Thanks
    Graham
  • Muzza
    Valued Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 858
    • Nsw

    #2
    About 20Kg and 2 minutes to remove, great storage area
    Muzza
    Muzza
    2014 NW VRX , Alloy ECB bar, Poly air bags, EGR fixed. EDS scan gauge, lockup mate.
    2003 NP DID GLS retired and gone to a good home
    2007 21' Lotus spirit caravan

    LH Torana

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    • olderperson
      Member
      • Jun 2007
      • 156
      • Brisbane

      #3
      Thanks just what I needed to know
      Graham

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      • Wal
        Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 197
        • Gold Coast

        #4
        Mne were taken out 5 minutes after I got home on the day I bought it.The area where they were folded down is fantastic as a storage area, especially for long thin things like poles, roll up tables etc.

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        • Sandgroper
          Valued Member
          • Jul 2007
          • 574
          • Perth

          #5
          Hi Graham, I don't know how much weight you plan on putting in the back but I can highly recommend fitting Polyairs to the rear springs if you are putting a lot in there. They are great!
          Sandgroper.
          NS VRX DiD manual, family pack, tint, 2.5t tow, Smartbar, Firestone airbags, Vision X HID driving lights.

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          • olderperson
            Member
            • Jun 2007
            • 156
            • Brisbane

            #6
            Thanks sandgroperI was up to an estimated 680kg and thought I was cutting it a bit too fine, the extra 20kg may just be enough for my needs. In any case it will be the max if that is the way we go. Its either the maximum load or we get a camper trailer.In a lot of ways I would much prefer not to tow a trailer and we are just trying to work out if we can pack into the car everything we think we need. I was thinking some King springs. Graham

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            • Sandgroper
              Valued Member
              • Jul 2007
              • 574
              • Perth

              #7
              Graham, if you like the way your NP drives and handles normally fitting Polyairs will give your rear springs the extra support they need when you load up for your trips by inflating them, then when you return and unload you can reduce the Polyairs to 10psi and still have the good ride. If you fit heavy springs you will have to put up with a perminately stiffer rear end.
              Hope this helps,
              Sandgroper.
              NS VRX DiD manual, family pack, tint, 2.5t tow, Smartbar, Firestone airbags, Vision X HID driving lights.

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              • stu68
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2007
                • 9
                • Brisbane

                #8
                Originally posted by Sandgroper View Post
                Graham, if you like the way your NP drives and handles normally fitting Polyairs will give your rear springs the extra support they need when you load up for your trips by inflating them, then when you return and unload you can reduce the Polyairs to 10psi and still have the good ride. If you fit heavy springs you will have to put up with a perminately stiffer rear end.
                Hope this helps,
                Sandgroper.
                Thats a great tip Sandgroper
                Thanks for that.......Cheers

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