Rear Seat Delete Bar Audi TT Mk1

[@zuhlera]

Not even from the U.K and this guy is more helpful than any youtuber I can find

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks :) appreciate the comment, Plenty more great tt content to come

[@jmad8163]

Parrott bros is a legend of the Audi TT

[@gnarshread]

Same!

[@thatkidfixes8424]

After watching this a couple of times, I hit eBay, ordered some the bits and hey presto I managed to complete this in less than an hour. Great video! Thank you. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@TheParrottBros]

Just see the pics on Insta, top work I’m sure Jude did most the graft 👌🏻

[@HAYDNBBH]

This may sound mad but could you fit a full sized labrador in the back if you rear sear delete? Fill in the step down with more wood so it's all flat and obviously no bar, would you fit a dog in there without the rspca being called?

[@TheParrottBros]

Yeah course you can, you can test the theory, take the base of the rear seats out then fold the upper parts down. This will then lay flat as if you’ve done a seat delete ;)

[@Clodrock]

Every time I want to look up something to DIY or customize my TT mk1, The Parrott Bro's shows up. Love your videos mate! New subscriber!

[@TheParrottBros]

Thank you, yeah I have tried to cover all the common issues and things people have wanted to do 😂

[@johnnycashh7148]

On my list to do. Going to look for the caps "before they go up". Looks awesome!

[@TheParrottBros]

You cant say i didnt warn everyone ;) bet the breakers are rubbing there hands together now haha thanks for watching

[@johnnycashh7148]

@@TheParrottBros $40 US right now...lol.

[@ScottPC]

This is the very video I wanted! Been debating to seat delete mine for a long time.

[@TheParrottBros]

Glad I could be of assistance 😂

[@neilrigden8991]

I was fortunate and at the right time a OE rear delete came up next day I was off to Dewsbury to collect. I am a OE fanatic.

[@TheParrottBros]

Neil Rigden what a result! Can’t fault you, they were built to a good standard

[@NordicAdvRider]

An excellent video again. Really grateful for all the tips and tricks you share. And the new logo looks awesome. Keep up your good work 🤜🤛

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks dude appreciate the ongoing channel support :-)

[@dp-mo5jh]

This guy’s such such a legend ✌🏾💯

[@reyrodriguez1966]

I will buy your votex rear wing from your new tt project, thanks

[@TheParrottBros]

Im going to keep it for the time being as its starting to grow on me

[@aronbennett4760]

Thank you brother for answering a question never asked about the bar... I think I want to make my own bar which is bolted in on both ends, but I am for sure going with Cloud9 Customs net, armrest, hmm what else?

[@ovidiuchiper5090]

Great content, best TT 8n youtuber !!

[@TheParrottBros]

appreciate the comment and thanks for watching Ovidiu

[@RekSpace]

Another great guide cheers m8 , more time spent in my garage lol

[@TheParrottBros]

Rek73 thanks fella, yeah sorry more money and fettling time 😂

[@emilw2565]

Looking great! Is it possible to install race seatbelts on the bar? Thanks

[@TheParrottBros]

Not on this one, you would need a bolt in one thats made specifically for that purpose. This is simply for looks and to hold a net, If you google audi tt mk1 harness bar you may get what your after

[@emilw2565]

The Parrott Bro’s thanks alot! Your videoes are very usefull, thanks!

[@danischulze8021]

And again....another great video for us!! Thanks so much! I can't wait to get my delete and bar in and thanks to you, I know exactly how to do it...😀💯💯🤟🤟👏👏👏

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks for the comment and watching 😊 glad you enjoyed it

[@nddychn]

Thanks for the diy. What’s the size of the trunk net please ?

[@TheParrottBros]

Its a personal preference, once you have fitted your bar just measure side to side and take off a couple inches each end and then give your self a little bit of length to tuck it where you want thanks for watching

[@nddychn]

The Parrott Bro’s i mean the cargo net. Sorry.

[@TheParrottBros]

nddychn ooo apologies it’s a standard Audi boot one. I’f you go on eBay and type in “audi boot net” and click used loads come up, They may be for different models, but they should fit the same

[@nddychn]

The Parrott Bro’s thank you

[@guitariste47]

I a really enjoying this vid. Thank you I have made my ownnow, following most of these ideas. I used aluminum instead of wodd. Is it possible to know how the bottom part of the net was fixed? Thanks

[@TheParrottBros]

That's brilliant, the net is held down by a strip of metal sewn into the bottom of the net which bolts to the floor, if you have made a metal floor you could quite easily put a couple of rivnuts in it to be able to secure something down

[@guitariste47]

@@TheParrottBros thank you for your Replay and advices😁

[@CarlosPerdomo]

Definitely like your version way better. It looks like an Audi option.

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks buddy 😎

[@mhoga7899]

Lucky I don’t have to do this because I finally bought the Quattro Sport that come with the seat delete, but still a great idea !!

[@TheParrottBros]

@@mhoga7899 very nice indeed

[@ronicoach]

Excelent video tutorial ! Just to be sure did you use a 50 mm aluminum tube ? I have to turn into a Inches!

[@TheParrottBros]

Confesiones de un Mundano Roni Medina Life Coach I used a steel tube but yes 50mm exactly

[@colinbell9636]

Brilliant video and advice again mate keep it up 👍🏻👊🏻

[@TheParrottBros]

colin bell thanks Colin 👌🏻

[@RhysCOYG]

Hello mate do you have measurements for the net bolted to the boot floor?

[@cryptocroc541]

Did you manage to get the correct net / measurements? Looking for one myself..

[@RhysCOYG]

@@cryptocroc541 I didn’t unfortunately mate and don’t have a TT anymore to be able to help. Good luck

[@cryptocroc541]

@@RhysCOYG Thanks anyways, found one that should fit. I had a TT back in 2000 and last week I bought one again in very good original condition :) Memories :) Cheers

[@grahamedavis3331]

Photos tomorrow bud

[@mikemayers9353]

you can even rotate the sloted endcap

[@gnarshread]

My dude! Your the best!

[@TheParrottBros]

Glad to be of assistance

[@stevesloan6775]

Id like to see a rear seat delete that incorporates a foldout or fold down mechanism, as those original fold down seat anchors are the best. A lot of time went into designing that whole rear part of the car. With the seats folded down its a great space. with the rear seat delete...not so much. Maybe one those 4x4 draws that can slide out to make the rear floor the same as the original seats folded down, and double as storage and floor strength. Ive ratchet snapped down gearboxes in the back of my mk1 TT. :)

[@cameronheyward2362]

Hello! I’ve been watching a fair amount of your videos, and just now subscribed. I got a question I hope you can help me with. In a few weeks, I’ll be buying a 2001 TT 180 Quattro and would like to tune it. Common advice is to just go with the 225 and start from there, but I’m buying the 180 from a family member at a very discounted price. I’m trying to tune the car to stage 1 or 2, and would love to get your advice on the best mods for hp per dollar. From what I’ve seen, the best option right off the bat is getting an ECU chip. Is this good thinking? I’ve seen APR and Unitronic pop up frequently. Which one would you recommend? After stage 1, what do I need for stage 2? I’ve heard a 3 inch down pipe would be good but 2.5in apparently does the job and is quieter. Would love to pick your brain for a bit to find out what you would do first to improve the driving experience and power of a TT if you just bought a 180 Quattro. Thanks so much man. Keep up the videos!!

[@onesoldsoul]

Excellent mate. Good job

[@TheParrottBros]

Thank you

[@ace3203]

Is it safe to remove the delete bar on a mk1 sport to make more room in the back ?

[@TheParrottBros]

Yes, its not structural soley for aesthetics

[@ace3203]

@@TheParrottBros so it won’t cause any structural issues if removed as I would like to buy a mk1 sport and put drum kit in the back as I did with my 225

[@TheChevalierjedi]

Bjr ou avez vous acheter le filet et la barres antiraprochemznt arriérée ?

[@smgeraldo]

Allright fella, where did you say one can get the net from cheaply? Thanks for another top class video!

[@TheParrottBros]

Apologies I forgot to add it, I’ll add it now www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272253362825

[@GalinPanchev]

Thank you for the inspirational video, man! I'll do basically the same to my E36 compact.

[@TheParrottBros]

Sweet 🤘🏼

[@grahamedavis3331]

Great job thanks matey

[@TheParrottBros]

Grahame Davis thanks for watching 👌🏻

[@AngloSaxon1]

Good video, all the right information 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks dude, appreciate the comment

[@raytolleyoo]

Thanks for this bro

[@TheParrottBros]

my pleasure

[@zacharytaylor4988]

Dude, patent this!!

[@neilrigden8991]

If money is no object OE is best 😎

[@TheParrottBros]

I couldn’t agree more! I’ve seen them trade hands for hundreds of pounds on the rare occasion they are available. The cloude 9 option gives you a very close to oem option for a great price. Then the diy option which can be done 100 different ways caters to those on a budget or who like to fettle Thanks for watching

[@jaswantsidhu4556]

Great vid! Keep them coming Dom👍

[@TheParrottBros]

Jaswant Sidhu thanks Jaswant 👍🏻

[@leerose6257]

Im off to buy some caps before they double in price

[@TheParrottBros]

Lee Rose 😂

[@rowanliggett]

Does it count as a mod, regards insurance etc?

[@TheParrottBros]

@@rowanliggett It would be worth notifying them of any changes that are not manufacturer standard things like a replacement panel filter element that kind of stuff, the likely it is they probably won’t charge you any additional but it is worth noting yes

[@rowanliggett]

@TheParrottBros wow thank you so much for your time. I love your work.

[@neilrigden8991]

Thank you, do you have any plans for a TT meeting in the near future ? I really like you enthusiasm for the mark and your down to earth attitude in presenting the videos

[@TheParrottBros]

Thanks Neil! Loads of plans for meet but while lockdowns are looming and we are restricted to groups of 6 will wait for a little while and see. Will arrange as soon as it’s eased off

[@AllTorque]

Quality as usual. We should do a video on Beards, Beer and TT's ... colab. ;-)

[@TheParrottBros]

All Torque sounds like an awful idea, sign Me up 😂

[@AllTorque]

@@TheParrottBros Hahaha. Man after my own heart! Lets get something in the diary .. I just need to get one of these 4 TT's working and on the channel first lol

[@boscojacko2485]

part 2. Where is your link? I need to remove the rear speaker panels you promised to show. You have done this before....it shows and tells

[@TheParrottBros]

@@boscojacko2485 Rear door card & seat belt removal kzbin.info/www/bejne/bamyi5WBYsaeqK8

[@gonzalovidueira2772]

Where to buy the caps and net for the bar?

[@TheParrottBros]

Hey, links are in the video description, thanks

[@CoronelHoffman121]

i love you bro¡¡¡¡ very very thanks xD

[@mhoga7899]

genius

[@BL00MYB0Y]

Thinking about doing this to my little beast, let’s face it those rear seats are pointless. What you want in its place is the top of a fake V10 engine 😂

[@TheParrottBros]

😂😂. That’s it, may as well do away with those seats and make some more space for luggage 😎

[@SydneyChromatic]

Pvc is. Cheaper

[@TheParrottBros]

SydneyChromatic pvc is also a great option

[@martinjuhasz4121]

That is not flexible too much?

[@miguelmarse5077]

😊👌

[@TheParrottBros]

Miguel Marse 👍🏻

[@rodan_music]

I don't like this version. It's just poorly fittet on the plastic cap things, I'd prefer a more stable one like the bws tt ones. These one even stabilize the car.

[@TheParrottBros]

I get where your coming from, not even the original Quattro sport net bar offers any structure. It’s held on by grub screws and is simply to hold the net up. For structure a bolt in bar is about the only way to add anything, it’s not needed as has the lower support under the rear seats. I tried to provide a way that Is both easy for anyone with limited resource and easily sourced items. The bar is secure won’t go anywhere.

[@vincentstern5622]

The best rear seat delete kits are from Stern Performance Parts www.sternperformance.de