djgritt
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by fazza
mount harnesses into the seatbelt mounting points steve, where the rear seats are
interesting, tell me more, is this mot passable?
I have 3-pt Harnesses & Fixed Buckets in my Corsa
Harness mountings to standard belt/buckle fixings, no welding was required - passed 3 MOTs without anything said/raised
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by Tomnova16
quote: Originally posted by Tomnova16
i can get your seats retrimmed while its with me
around £750 in leather
hmm, a bit more then i really want to pay, i think my limit is around 500 quid
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fazza
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Perfectly fine, but the eyelets into the seatbelt mounting points and clip the harnesses into them.
Fine for mot, just the same as a seatbelt being mounted in there isnt it
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Tomnova16
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could do £500 with vinyl
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by djgritt
quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by fazza
mount harnesses into the seatbelt mounting points steve, where the rear seats are
interesting, tell me more, is this mot passable?
I have 3-pt Harnesses & Fixed Buckets in my Corsa
Harness mountings to standard belt/buckle fixings, no welding was required - passed 3 MOTs without anything said/raised
so the harnesses literally just mount up to your rear seal belt mounting points? what kind of bracket did you use? any pics?
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by Tomnova16
could do £500 with vinyl
what about cloth
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fazza
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Basically what djgritt said, you got any pics of yours mate for steve
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Tomnova16
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oops £600 for vinyl no vat
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Steve
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i can see my car getting strpiped not a bad thing it was always something that i was going to do
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mwg
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Tomnova16
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cloth and vinyl are same price, labour is £550
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Steve
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ok cheers tom, that gives me an idea of price for that option
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Tomnova16
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if you did want it doneon the 4th id need to know pretty soon to get booked in
oh and his work is the shiz
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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djgritt
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Don't need brackets?
The bolt in harnesses have flat eyelets attached to the straps, which you simply bolt to the belt/buckle mountings, using the original bolts.
Easy.
Can post pics later this afternoon as not on my computer here, but I'm sure I've posted some in Help Zone in the past for someone...
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Steve
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il leave booking in for now to, until im sure, if needs be i can always drop it into you are any time
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jr
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by djgritt
quote: Originally posted by Steve
quote: Originally posted by fazza
mount harnesses into the seatbelt mounting points steve, where the rear seats are
interesting, tell me more, is this mot passable?
I have 3-pt Harnesses & Fixed Buckets in my Corsa
Harness mountings to standard belt/buckle fixings, no welding was required - passed 3 MOTs without anything said/raised
so the harnesses literally just mount up to your rear seal belt mounting points? what kind of bracket did you use? any pics?
Steve look in my garage at J18
i had 4 points mounted directley to the floor where the orginal seatbelts in the rear were mounted too, the harness eyelets simpley screwed in as the same fine thread (1.25 iirc)
i then had an eyelet in the sill on the orginal mount, and a eyelet and an spreader plate on the subframe by the handbrake
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Tomnova16
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cool
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Steve
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how much for your harnesses gritt?
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jr
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by the way the angles arent ideal and are right on the tollerence of what the harness manufactures state, i got round it as i had my buckets increadabilly low
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by jr
by the way the angles arent ideal and are right on the tollerence of what the harness manufactures state, i got round it as i had my buckets increadabilly low
when you say got round it, do you mean for your own peace of mind? or that it couldve failed an mot?
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Steve
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right someone recommend me some decent buckets, and harnesses, all road legal plz
ta
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djgritt
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
how much for your harnesses gritt?
Now you're asking
I paid £90 for the pair brand new in 2008 - Securon is the make - bought through Chris Astley
Bolt in 3-pt
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VrsTurbo
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
right someone recommend me some decent buckets, and harnesses, all road legal plz
ta
To be honest its not hard for them to be road legal. as long as they are secure then it wont fail.
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Steve
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done the harnesses need to have a push button or some shit
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djgritt
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There are a company on eBay doing a pair of Cobra Monaco S for around £300
I bought mine from them, again back in 2008.
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