Realistically, how many hours of work to remove front driver seat for cleaning?

[toast]

Figuring out how to get the yellow airbag plug to release takes longer than anything else (unless you strip out the bolts). I've done it dozens of times and still have to figure it out all over again each time.

[GrantedTaken]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

This is why you barely eat at track days. A banana or some apple sauce here and there. Some water. Unless you're the iron stomach, always a good idea.

Stupid advice.
OP clearly has a medical condition

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

I've felt nauseous at most track days I go to, but especially at Thunderhill. I've puked at least twice there, but always into the trash. I cannot drive karts. I also cannot usually let someone else drive.

Oh, I definitely would have seated you to the rear (down wind).



humfrz

[EAGLE5]

I've puked in the backseat of a helicopter before, too. It was the smell of poorly burnt hydrocarbons that put me over the edge. Also that last swooping turn. Also that Chinese food we ate right before.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

I've puked in the backseat of a helicopter before, too. It was the smell of poorly burnt hydrocarbons that put me over the edge. Also that last swooping turn. Also that Chinese food we ate right before.

NEVER eat Chinese before you get on a chopper -


humfrz

[EAGLE5]

Yeah, I know that NOW.

[Shizuka]

Sorry, I have absolutely nothing productive to add, but is this you? LOL (12:10 in the video if my timestamp didn't work)

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLUngTIKVBs&t=12m10s[/ame]

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

This is why you barely eat at track days. A banana or some apple sauce here and there. Some water. Unless you're the iron stomach, always a good idea.

I took aerobatics lessons once. I was told by the instructor that the best advice she could give me was to eat bananas before the flight. She said they didn't help with nausea, but they did taste the same in both directions.

[SmoothIsSlow]

Originally Posted by Shizuka

Sorry, I have absolutely nothing productive to add, but is this you? LOL (12:10 in the video if my timestamp didn't work)

I have GoPro footage of said event but I don’t think I want to post it. A handful of people on this planet has seen it and I think it’s for the better.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I took aerobatics lessons once. I was told by the instructor that the best advice she could give me was to eat bananas before the flight. She said they didn't help with nausea, but they did taste the same in both directions.

Yeah, I've heard that before. Apples are probably fine too. Rice. Crackers. Toast. Basically the BRAT diet is gonna be OK, because your stomach isn't working hard, and these foods are easy on the stomach.