[V8] rear power seats.
Ron Wainwright
ron_01056 at yahoo.com
Sat Jan 5 17:21:47 PST 2008
1st off I'd like to say that I can't believe there are
so many foreign members. A belated WELCOME :-)
I for one would like to see you guys post more. I
have great respect for the care you guy's put into
your V8's.
I am very jeliouse for all the great Audi's you guys
get & we don't :-(. Some of us are going to the extent
of putting 6 gangs in our cars....converting Auto's to
Manuals, dropping 4.2's in 5sp's (we didn't get a
manual 4.2 here in the States), ect......
Some of us are even trying to build DTM power. I'm
guilty ;-)
& 2nd thats for the great info Ari!
I for one wasn't awair that the rear seat option was
an option for the (SWB) V8's anywere...never mind the
fatherland.
Ari, whats your interior color? Have any info on your
car...motor mods? ect??????
Thanx
Ron
91 V8 5sp built!
--- Ari Palomäki <ari.palomaki at pp1.inet.fi> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have the rear power seats in my '92(SWB) plus the
> Connolly option.
> AFAIK, the Connolly leather came standard in
> european Exclusive ausstattung
> regardless of whether you ordered the electric rears
> or not.
>
> The backrests of the seats have nylon rollers
> attached - these rollers
> run in their apertures in the added subframes to
> allow the backrests to move
> up and down, when sliding the seat back and forth.
> The center armrest has
> a separate aluminum carrier assembly, which is
> bolted to the back panel.
>
> The seats have subframes bolted to the floor, but
> honestly can't tell if all
> V8s
> would have the attaching points there directly from
> the plant. I doubt it
> though,
> I suspect that the '92 models were the first ones to
> offer the option for
> rear el.seats to a short wheelbase V8.
>
> Also - it's somewhat cumbersome to remove the seat
> to be able to disconnect
> the battery...
>
> Ari
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ron Wainwright" <ron_01056 at yahoo.com>
> To: <b.homburg at web.de>
> Cc: <v8 at audifans.com>
> Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2008 8:48 PM
> Subject: Re: [V8] rear power seats.
>
>
> > OK...so one more question..well a few more
> questions &
> > a comment ;-)......
> > Ok so the rear divider (seat back structure) is
> the
> > same if the sunshade is manual or power rite? Just
> the
> > trim pieces are different & obviousley the parcel
> > shelf is reinforced for the motor to mount to?
> >
> > As far as the power seats. How is the seat
> subframes
> > mounted to the rear? Are there certain mounting
> points
> > that obviousley aren't on the "normal" rear seat
> > setups?
> > & was there a Connely stitch option for the rear
> > power seats? Since I assume the Lang had the
> Connely
> > seat stitching...rite?
> >
> > & since your shades for the side windows aren't
> > FS...how bout you hook me up with a set of those
> Euro
> > 16x8 BBs mesh wheels...LOL
> >
> > Ron
> >
> > --- Bastian Homburg <b.homburg at web.de> wrote:
> >
> >> AFAIK, the rear deck area is unchanged. There`s
> two
> >> different versions
> >> of the parcel shelf and trim items listed - one
> >> regular, and one for
> >> cars with power sunshade as that is integrated in
> >> the parcel shelf. The
> >> power seats are mounted on their own subframes
> that
> >> take care of the
> >> necessary reinforcements.
> >>
> >> The shades for the rear side windows were always
> >> included when you
> >> ordered a rear sunshade - power or manual.
> >> If you get any used ones, see that they include
> the
> >> clips that attach to
> >> the door trim and hold down the shade when drawn
> -
> >> these break easily
> >> when used frequently and are no longer available,
> >> just like everything
> >> else concerning these precious parts. And they're
> >> expensive and hard to
> >> get as that is one of the "must have" upgrades
> to
> >> every Type44....
> >> Mine are not for sale, btw :)
> >>
> >>
>
>
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