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Hi guys, I just got a 2004 Monaro LS1 and all I can say is wow. It just puts a smile on my face every time I drive it,- which is very often. It's got a sports pack, not that I would feel the difference really cause all my previous cars were quite "normal".
Anyway I'm not gonna bother you with things you already know. Instead I got a little question about interiour parts, where to find them? I had to take of the panels on the back of the front seats to fix the tilt mechanism and unfortunately I broke the white plastic clips which keeps them in place. Tried to search websites but no joy - yet
Anyway I'm not gonna bother you with things you already know. Instead I got a little question about interiour parts, where to find them? I had to take of the panels on the back of the front seats to fix the tilt mechanism and unfortunately I broke the white plastic clips which keeps them in place. Tried to search websites but no joy - yet
Ciscas said:
Hi guys, I just got a 2004 Monaro LS1 and all I can say is wow. It just puts a smile on my face every time I drive it,- which is very often. It's got a sports pack, not that I would feel the difference really cause all my previous cars were quite "normal".
Anyway I'm not gonna bother you with things you already know. Instead I got a little question about interiour parts, where to find them? I had to take of the panels on the back of the front seats to fix the tilt mechanism and unfortunately I broke the white plastic clips which keeps them in place. Tried to search websites but no joy - yet
Anyway I'm not gonna bother you with things you already know. Instead I got a little question about interiour parts, where to find them? I had to take of the panels on the back of the front seats to fix the tilt mechanism and unfortunately I broke the white plastic clips which keeps them in place. Tried to search websites but no joy - yet
Welcome mate
The retaining clips you require are GM part# 92140918. They come in packs of two, so a pack for each seat. Edited to say the clips are designed to break when removed so you'll need spares if you ever do DIY on your seats and you just need to order them from your approved Monaro/VXR8 dealer, they're about £4 a pack.
Edited by V88Dicky on Thursday 13th August 09:39
Ciscas said:
Very nice
However be sure to give the car petrol, they're not keen on cups of tea
Yeah it sure is something I started thinking about. Actually I was already looking at Monkfish' website before I got the car. Those AP brakes look very nice indeed and maybe a remap, suspension, CAI, ....
Then I started reading this forum and I have realised that you guys are playing a totally different game
Bloody superchargers and engine rebuilds, sigh....maybe one day.
Then I started reading this forum and I have realised that you guys are playing a totally different game

Bloody superchargers and engine rebuilds, sigh....maybe one day.
Ciscas said:
Yeah it sure is something I started thinking about. Actually I was already looking at Monkfish' website before I got the car. Those AP brakes look very nice indeed and maybe a remap, suspension, CAI, ....
Then I started reading this forum and I have realised that you guys are playing a totally different game
Bloody superchargers and engine rebuilds, sigh....maybe one day.
Then I started reading this forum and I have realised that you guys are playing a totally different game
Bloody superchargers and engine rebuilds, sigh....maybe one day.
cai and remap ..a good place to start and rrp .. small inprovments all round for ok money

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