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Done it in my old car with rear seat put back in.
Rear passengers had to clamber through the straps though......
Have heard just attatching it there though without a bar is dodgy in a high speed crash as it pulls the harness down on your shoulders and compresses the spine.
Rear passengers had to clamber through the straps though......
Have heard just attatching it there though without a bar is dodgy in a high speed crash as it pulls the harness down on your shoulders and compresses the spine.
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Hi
Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
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Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
that sounds perfect m8 thanks for the info wouldnt mind having them in the back seats if it would just unclip thanks bud
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Got some of em on order form demon tweeks fifty quid and top qaulity mates got some in his evo - pretty good nipping to the shops normal belt having a blast harness got passengers normal belt best of both worlds hth
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Normally with harness,you get some threaded 'rings' to replace these seat bolts so i guess you could attach it to this.
Ive never seen it done and certainly would not recommend it as i dont know enough about health and safty on cars,but it cetainly could be done very easerly.
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Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
Sabelt do a 3 point clubman harness with double release you fit them as normal but they have a seat belt type fastener just behind the seat so if you have passengers you just unclip them,leaving just a short strap bolted in the rear this is between base and backrest they are road legal .Hope can make sense of this
He'd have to keep his regular seat belts in though.
Was amazed how much seat belts weigh.
Am trying to lighten the car as much as poss at the moment,and the seat belts along weighed 6kg's.......it all adds up....
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Only problem is forgetting to shut your door and then not being able to reach it once buckeled up....
Also,sterio opperation and glovebox are impossible,and turning round to reverse....but its worth it.
Been waiting to get pulled for not wareing a seat belt,as from a cop car they cant see you wareing anything...but not yet......
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