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shrews corsa

 posted on 12th Jan 06 at 00:32

quote:
Originally posted by jr
yea sorry from your post i was assuming that you would be using harness's

if you using aftermarket subframes as yet ive never seen a set with the mountins for the seatbelt/tensioner arangment


mine are in on cobra frames


CorsAsh

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:55

As joe says...

It looks like a fork, you just pop it in so the two prongs stop it going off.


drax

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:54

That put me off the idea of changing my seats.. :| Didnt wanna loose my hands :(


Joe

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:39

The red clip is just clipped to the end of the tensioner, you unclip it and put it into the slot provided like you see in the pic


CorsAsh

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:36

for that "factory look" :boggle:


j1 5tu l

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:36

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
If you're doing anything involving pretensioners, make sure the red clip is inserted as shown here:



Also, they aren't explosive, there's just a spring under tension in there that packs a punch if you set it off.


will that clip aleady be as its shown in the picture or will i have to insert it myself?


Gregor

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:36

No , I have seatbelts with my corbeaus :)

Think harnesses are pointless tbh as they never seem to be worn the right way


langey

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:34

why would you want buckets with normal seat belts in :boggle: surley you'd put harness's in? :o


CorsAsh

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:29

If you're doing anything involving pretensioners, make sure the red clip is inserted as shown here:



Also, they aren't explosive, there's just a spring under tension in there that packs a punch if you set it off.


Gregor

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:26

PHONE 999 !!!!!!!!! ???????? !!!!!!


jr

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:25

only way i can see it working is by mountin the buckets on the original subframes


j1 5tu l

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:23

so can i still mount the original buckle to the seat base frame when i get it?
the seats are called Raceland and have an outline of a fox as the symbol? but i don't know what abses i need yet so i'll have to do my homework!!!


jr

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:23

yea sorry from your post i was assuming that you would be using harness's

if you using aftermarket subframes as yet ive never seen a set with the mountins for the seatbelt/tensioner arangment


Stu

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:21

Yeah, you can use the original buckles/seatbelts/tensioners with the new sub frame. Id go with harnesses myself tho and lose the lot!

Buckets and seatbelts dont really work too well cos of the shape of the seat. I managed ok in my old Corsa with buckets and harnesses.


jr

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:19

your remove them when you remove the subframsn anyway, they can be disbaled by inserting the clip into the end of them, if you remove the trim around it all will become apprent


j1 5tu l

 posted on 11th Jan 06 at 21:15

got 2 bucket seats to put in my 1.6 Sport, which the original seat has the seat belt buckle attached to the seat base and also the EXPLOSIVE tensioners!!!!!!!! am i still going to be able to fit the 2 front seats still once i get the correct seat bases????? has any one had the same problem as me.......HELP!!!!???????

Stuart