Harness Bars?
11 February 2002, 04:23 PM
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Now i like the look of that, wanted a harness myself,
Go on orer one and give us a review
Cant afford one myself till sometime mid this year, got a hundred and one othr mods to attck first
Looks good though
Go on orer one and give us a review Cant afford one myself till sometime mid this year, got a hundred and one othr mods to attck first
Looks good though
13 February 2002, 12:39 PM
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Si,
Hmmm, thought it was unusual for you to pass up a trick. Will let you'll find out on Sunday whether I'm buying you a beer or letting your tyres down!!!
Second thoughts - can't afford beer now.
Hmmm, thought it was unusual for you to pass up a trick. Will let you'll find out on Sunday whether I'm buying you a beer or letting your tyres down!!!
Second thoughts - can't afford beer now.
13 February 2002, 01:18 PM
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Simon
These seem a clever idea. They appear to use the attachment points for the standard seatbelts without loosing the ability to use those as an alternative. In the photo below the standard belts have been removed (presumably when the after-market seats were added), but in some of the reviews of the Corvette ones they have been kept in. However, they seem somewhat expensive!
Did you get a look at D T-Ss car with the bucket seats in? He has his set up so that he can use either the 4 point belts or the standard belts depending on his mood.
Cheers
Duncan
PS. How are you getting on with the Compomotives?
(edited too add picture and change my comments which were wrong!)
[Edited by BugEyed - 2/14/2002 4:37:28 PM]
These seem a clever idea. They appear to use the attachment points for the standard seatbelts without loosing the ability to use those as an alternative. In the photo below the standard belts have been removed (presumably when the after-market seats were added), but in some of the reviews of the Corvette ones they have been kept in. However, they seem somewhat expensive!
Did you get a look at D T-Ss car with the bucket seats in? He has his set up so that he can use either the 4 point belts or the standard belts depending on his mood.
Cheers
Duncan
PS. How are you getting on with the Compomotives?
(edited too add picture and change my comments which were wrong!)
[Edited by BugEyed - 2/14/2002 4:37:28 PM]
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13 February 2002, 01:36 PM
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So he'll have seen them when he picked up the wheels, or were they under yet more goodies?
Duncan
PS You could post a link to your previous pictures if you've still got them to help him out .....
So he'll have seen them when he picked up the wheels, or were they under yet more goodies?
Duncan
PS You could post a link to your previous pictures if you've still got them to help him out .....
13 February 2002, 01:40 PM
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They were under a sheet to stop them getting dirty with the wheels/tyres sitting on the back seat!
Pic not on the new uploader, and they were taken in the dark anyway, i'll try to get some new ones taken on Saturday (before I take the harnesses out!) - ooh, that's a stroke of luck, they are the same colour as STi7 trim.....
Pic not on the new uploader, and they were taken in the dark anyway, i'll try to get some new ones taken on Saturday (before I take the harnesses out!) - ooh, that's a stroke of luck, they are the same colour as STi7 trim.....
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