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Hey guys. I'm in a pickle. Bought a c34 rs4s and it came with a 34gtr seat. Beautiful seat nice and huggie. But I can't get a Rwc with it.

Big ask but anyone in Melbourne want to lend me a seat and you can borrow my 34gtr seat. Will be 2 weeks tops.

Thanks in advance.

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I always though 34gtr seats were legal? What makes them illegal?

They're probably being super picky as the seats don't match; If OP had a pair; they mightn't even care.

They usually ping you on seat base cushion height; if they're too low you're done.

I am a bit surprised though, especially if there's no need to mod rails; and your eyeline is central in the windscreen, you'd reckon it would be an easy one to approve.

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I always though 34gtr seats were legal? What makes them illegal?

They're probably being super picky as the seats don't match; If OP had a pair; they mightn't even care.

They usually ping you on seat base cushion height; if they're too low you're done.

I am a bit surprised though, especially if there's no need to mod rails; and your eyeline is central in the windscreen, you'd reckon it would be an easy one to approve.

All comes down to the person putting their name down and signing the roadworthy sheet, you might take the car somewhere else and they won't care about it but may pick up on something else aswell..

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Spot on nick. This bloke picked on the least by far. So the things asked for were cheap and a bit easier to change. Others picked on windscreen shocks different bushes. Tires. All this will get sorted down the track but not things that need to be done right away.

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