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  1. There was a post suggesting that those who run their cars in competition events don't have the problem. That's all the excuse I needed to drive the bejeezus outta mine! On a percentage basis, IMS/RMS failures are actually rare. Do a search; the subject has been thoroughly covered before. According to this article http://www.lnengineering.com/ims.html It may be beneficial to keep the revs above 2500.
  2. The bottoms of the rear seats are velcroed to the floor just pull them off. Congrats on your new car!
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