Harnesses

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What are these ones?

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i simply must have them

andy

 

[Ali]

TRS. Demon Tweeks sell them.

I evenually decided against harnesses...Why? - Pain in the ass really. The PP's buckets keep you very well supported. You need to be careful with the mounting points for harnesses. Sides are ok, you can use the oe mounting points on the car and pretentioner. Just make sure you get lap straps with an eyebolt and not a clip (I.e Sabelts) For the shoulder straps, the top of the bulkhead is the easiest bet, but through the bulkhead is neater, requires a skilled welder though and accurate drilling...

More hassle than it's worth imo....

 

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TRS. Demon Tweeks sell them.

I evenually decided against harnesses...Why? - Pain in the ass really. The PP's buckets keep you very well supported. You need to be careful with the mounting points for harnesses. Sides are ok, you can use the oe mounting points on the car and pretentioner. Just make sure you get lap straps with an eyebolt and not a clip (I.e Sabelts) For the shoulder straps, the top of the bulkhead is the easiest bet, but through the bulkhead is neater, requires a skilled welder though and accurate drilling...

More hassle than it's worth imo....

hassle is what im all about

 

[CharlieB]

Those are mine, which are these.

 

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Those are mine, which are these.

ta mate

 

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Those are mine, which are these.

how did u attach? what points u use?

did you use these...

LINK

 

[CharlieB]

I bought the car with them already fitted, but I can have a look and take some photos at the weekend.

I imagine it's those plates or something very similar used for the shoulder strap mountings. Offhand I think the outer lap strap attaches with an eyebolt to the existing seatbelt mounting by the sill, and the inner strap mounts to an eyebolt through the mounting frame.