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I have the TC judging guide lines manual so i am assuming if you have aftermarket seat adjusters installed that would be ok. I dont see anything in the interior section that mentions that.
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i don't think there is anything referring to seats in the TC and if it is not seen there will be no issues IMHOIll., Region MARC & MAFCA
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Thanks for your reply Mark
I did not see anything either regarding that so i'll leave the driver side in, and put them back on the passenger side for my friends comfort on the grand tour.
When i did the AACA grand-national i took them out.Comment
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