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mad4corsa

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9th Dec 04 at 09:19

bucket seats fixed and harnesses and the back seats removed.
please.

corsa b only please.

boyracer2002

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9th Dec 04 at 09:20

mad4corsa

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9th Dec 04 at 09:23

how did you do your boot like that??
made from what e.t.c?

Matt H

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9th Dec 04 at 09:27

mad4corsa

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9th Dec 04 at 09:31

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H

thats how i want mine how did you get a floor like that?

Matt H

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9th Dec 04 at 09:31

MDF & carpet

chillout

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9th Dec 04 at 12:03

boyracer2002

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9th Dec 04 at 12:07

quote:
Originally posted by mad4corsa
how did you do your boot like that??
made from what e.t.c?

its a full fibreglass install mate all one piece

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9th Dec 04 at 12:08

quote:
Originally posted by chillout

belts trailing over subs..... 'safe'

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9th Dec 04 at 12:09

they way it should be......

no fuckin gay heavy loud banging shit..... if i want entertainment i'll go faster or sing

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9th Dec 04 at 12:10

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness

quote:
Originally posted by chillout

belts trailing over subs..... 'safe'

what the hell is the craic with the harnesses.... and std seatbelts?

willay

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9th Dec 04 at 12:13

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
no fuckin gay heavy loud banging shit..... if i want entertainment i'll go faster or sing

RichR

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9th Dec 04 at 12:13

is the outer seat mounting point safe enough for a harness mount?? on the outer strats on AKs car - it goes to the seat mount - but I was under the impression that these have no additional structure?

not having a dig - just curious

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9th Dec 04 at 12:16

i have 6 mounting points for each set of harness (each side)....

aprox in the std positions bit with new clips welded in.... as the harnesses have quick release clampy things

they are safe enough.......

[Edited on 09-12-2004 by Adam Kindness]

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9th Dec 04 at 12:18

chillout

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9th Dec 04 at 12:27

the harnesses were just for show, didnt like them when i was driving so just used normal seat belts

myke

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9th Dec 04 at 12:29

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness

is it that type that mot testers don't like?

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9th Dec 04 at 12:30

for show???? it looks daft with them draping over the subs

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9th Dec 04 at 12:31

quote:
Originally posted by myke

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness

is it that type that mot testers don't like?

passed an MOT fine

chillout

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9th Dec 04 at 12:32

maybe they do mate but anth the lad in the pic had his seat right back there when the seat is in the normal position they do not trail over the subs

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9th Dec 04 at 12:38

not picking on your car.... but...

Do you think thats safe... ?

If you had a front end smash, would that NOS bottle hold? Would the whole (near head height) shelve type thing hold?

chillout

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9th Dec 04 at 12:43

the nos bottle would not be safe no, but that was only used for show in installs i didnt drive around day to day with it in, basically because 1 it wernt mine and 2 if i were o install nos in my car the fing would probably blow lol, as for the shelf yeah it would hold, the shelf was not just a shelf mate it was thick mdf sub boxes built in with fibre glass and supported by metal brackets
and one last fing mate its not my car any more i split it and sold it a good few months ago

James R

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9th Dec 04 at 14:14

Mounting a harness point on the C-pillar isn't a safe choice, because it's in the crumple zone, so will go loose, not good.