Harness eye lit bolts thread size
25 January 2017, 08:17 PM
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Harness eye lit bolts thread size
Does anyone know the size for eye lit bolts to connect harnesses for a blob eye sti please
Going to use 2 rear seatbelt and buckle mount points for shoulder straps
Then lap straps will use rear bolt hole for seat centre console side and out side point will use lower seat belt point ( guess this one will need to be a longer bolt)
Going to use 2 rear seatbelt and buckle mount points for shoulder straps
Then lap straps will use rear bolt hole for seat centre console side and out side point will use lower seat belt point ( guess this one will need to be a longer bolt)
25 January 2017, 08:45 PM
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Ive heard many people frown upon using the seatbelt buckle points for shoulder straps as the angle is too steep and could end up compressing your spine in a hard accident.
You could reinforce your rear shelf with some steel tube and then bolt in some eyelets as ive seen others do.
You could reinforce your rear shelf with some steel tube and then bolt in some eyelets as ive seen others do.
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Ive heard many people frown upon using the seatbelt buckle points for shoulder straps as the angle is too steep and could end up compressing your spine in a hard accident.
You could reinforce your rear shelf with some steel tube and then bolt in some eyelets as ive seen others do.
You could reinforce your rear shelf with some steel tube and then bolt in some eyelets as ive seen others do.
How do you reinforce the shelf can someone enlighten me on this please
25 January 2017, 10:19 PM
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Im planning on doing something similar that can be put in place just for track days and then removed again for road use. Ive had a few comments of people regarding the rear buckle points, not just in impreza's i may add and have said although it may fall into the acceptable angle range its not within the prefered range.
I will admit its not something i personally know much about so im just passing on the comments of others who have done similar. The reinforcement i have seen is a steel square tube fixed/welded below the parcel shelf with removable eylets bolted in.
I will admit its not something i personally know much about so im just passing on the comments of others who have done similar. The reinforcement i have seen is a steel square tube fixed/welded below the parcel shelf with removable eylets bolted in.