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    Arrow Cake install 4 nifty Mod

    I installed a small computer fan into the bottom of the driver's seat.. It's a 12 vlt, 120mm I think, borrowed from my computer. It will just slide right into the notches under the seat if you use 4 screw left seeral turns from being tight. The seat didn't even need to be removed!.. which I found out after unbulting the passenger seat. Anyway, the fan isn't one of the strongest, but it's pretty quiet; I'll try a few different ones and see which is the best. Does anyone know if was intended to send air into the seat or extract?.. mine is sending. Also, I would think there's one more for the back but am not brave enough to completely break the seat down. Let me know

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    I'm sure that there's some stuff in my seat cushion that I'd rather not let escape.

    Do you actually feel the air blowing out of your seat..?

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    Arrow Here is the original thread

    Check out this thread: Interesting VX Mystery

    Also: Animation of how seat works

    JB up there started it last year, and they found out alot about the mystery fan hole and vent on the back of the seats. But it starts out with alot of Cracks and Jokes that keeps you rolling a bit. but ya there you go

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    is this in laymans terms cheap air conditioned seats. or a blow dryer for wet @ss's.

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    I wonder if there is the same provision in the seat back? If anything, it would not draw much air through the non-perforated leather but could draw away moisture from the cusions thus, keeping the seat more comfortable...
    Scott / moncha.com

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    Thumbs up

    KNIGH7S... THANKS for THE ANIMATION!!!!!!!
    I suspected that there had to be a fan in the rear of the seat too.. maybe now i might check it out..
    As for feeling the air.. I don't feel any air moving.. but then again I probly shouldn't it's leather, I mean the seat is leather. I will have to flip the fan now and cruise around a bit after to see how effective it is.. I have hope but I'm afraid Joe's comment about the absence of a channel might make this worthless.... then again it's only 10 bucks for the bragging rights and most work simply by telling people they do....

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    Recaro has a ventilation option on seats from our series, and the fan supplies air rather than extracts. Our seat foam doesn't have the channels and pathways to support it though.

    Can you feel any difference with your install?

    EDIT: I was mistaken, the Recaros with the ventilation option use the fan for extraction.
    Last edited by Joe_Black : 06/06/2006 at 09:35 AM
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