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Thanks Dave. That takes care of the front seat concern for me since I wouldn't have to fold it down to get my gear in and out. You have a roller bag too, which you really can't squish up lengthwise at all. Mine is a carry bag so it's more forgiving. Maybe I'd just have the dealer or Ziebarts put a 3M protector over the top of the bumper.
Nice tire choice btw. That answers more questions about fitting real racing wheels/rubber in the back of the car too. I'd probably trim down the tools I take to events to be more efficient instead of my full tool chest. Slide tire to one side of trunk while the jack, jack stand, air tank, water sprayer, drill, and tool box go on the other side. No way you can fit chairs and a pop-up with the rest of the stuff though. Maybe the front seat could handle that stuff.
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Thanks for the posting important knowledge Dave. My daughter is a goalie and I'll be toting her and her gear in my BRZ. The bag will go through the front seat and the leg pads in the trunk. Piece of cake
 A hatch would have been easier to live with but would have added a lot of weight up high where you don't want it.
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I didn't feel like removing all the tires to get it all the way through. With a massive bag like mine which is VERY wide and 40" long you will have to put the rear seat down.