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Old 06-12-2013, 02:43 PM   #1
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Default Power Vaders!

Picked up a decent Vader interior (1999 M3) for $300 this past week. The seller was a VERY cool guy who did some serious splicing and wiring to help me install the power Vaders in my non power ti.

The way he wired it up, my "heat" button now enables the power adjustment to the seats!

The passenger and rear seats are fine but of course, the drivers side left bolster is a mess. The structure/padding however is excellent and they are A HUGE UPGRADE over my stock seats in terms of support and comfort.

Not sure if I can fit the rears in my car but I'm going to give it a try!

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I'm jealous. Looks good man, always wondered how they would be wired up in non power that's a cool way to do it! Hope you can make the rears fit somehow, I think I remember reading that they wouldn't fit, but who knows maybe you can figure it out. Goodluck
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You can reuse the skins off the rear vader on your stock rear


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That is an EXCELLENT idea!


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That's a great Idea!!!
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