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swynn97, how did you resolve your noisy seats issue? I have the same problem on my 996 targa. I had thought I might take out the offending passenger seat when I was working on the SSK but did not want to jinx a project going well. So I now have a great shifting car with one very noisy passenger seat. Curious if it was obvious once the seat was out how to remedy the noise. Thanks. -
You should consider Kahlers in Dublin CA. They are just off 580 in the East Bay. http://www.kahlers.com/ Ash is a very trustworthy fellow who I have had work on my 911 for more than 2 years now. The prices are fair (not cheap), the work is of a high quality and their knowledge of the pcar is excellent.