my uncle crashed his 1984 z-28 ......ive been ripping parts off that car from some time now..... he gave it to me...but....the seats werent in the camaro.....he still has them in immaculate condition chillin in a warehouse...and my seats are stained and torn ..

to anyone who has swapped seats....please let me know everything u know about seat swapping before i do it....

or if theres nothing to it.....do u know wrench size off hand?....(boy i sound lazy)

 

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and for any feedback u give me

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There is nothing to it. Mine were a Pain in the butt cause I also replaced the carpet at the same time. Taking the seatbelts off sucks, alot! Sorry, I dont remember the wrench size.

 

Pretty sure the nuts are 13mm. and the swap is straight forward

 

The swap is so easy, my wife did the seat swap while I did the engine swap, and she rarely helps me in the garage. (Hell, I was impressed.)

 

Yeah, I think it was a 13mm. Or maybe 14? It is really easy. You may need a phillips screwdriver, because there are supposed to be these black plastic covers that go over the bolts. And something that makes the job really easy is one of those gear wrenches. But if you're trying to swap the seatbelts also, then things get a little more complicated, meaning it may take more than 5 minutes. And you may not want to have your wife do it. You know how girls are with that sort of stuff. hehe, Shannon, you know I'm just teasin'.

 

What is the wrench size! BWAHAaHAHAHAhaHAH!! thats great! I am thinking SOME people have become overly dependant on this board for everything! Thats hilarious!

 

You're right. People have become too dependant on this board. It would take 30 seconds worth of inspection to find out that removing seats is a no-brainer. You wouldn't believe how many emails I get from people asking me for box dimensions for the subwoofer boxes. I got them with a tape measure, just like they could do.

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WOOHOOO........thanks guys for all your replys.......yea.....i tried a 9/16 at first but it just rounded the damn things off..so then i grabbed a 13 ..but when i got all the seats out.......i was like....WHOA.....did u ever realize how much crap is under the seats....especially the back ones?....someone hauled a christmas tree in that car i know this buy the little leaflets under the back seats.......anyway it look me a few hours to do it..my car smells good now.....and the seats look crisp......no tears cigarette burn holes....stains......anything.......u guys rule......thanks.