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chris_uk
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3rd Sep 04 at 08:29   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Well here they are. i must say a big thanks to Gaz for getting these here beofre trax

Before (normal seats and harnesses)


After (Corbeau Targa's and harnesses)


and a rear shot.



now all i have to do is give the rest of the car a cean and we are ready for trax 2mozza!
boyracer2002
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are those brackets wot the harnesses r clipped on strong enough - they dont look it but then again i aint seen them on a corsa c, jus know mine bolt through with those eye hooks

Looks really god tho matey
chris_uk
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yea they are strong enough.. i hope

Predator Corsa
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Graham
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yeh you'll find out when your head hits the windscreen
Paul H
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i would move the harnesses off them brackets mate they will snap straight off if you have crash.
chris_uk
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ok i will do.

were should i bolt them m8?
sassyminx
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they aint strong enuf!!!!!!
boyracer2002
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chris do u have holes where the buckle went from your old seatbelts? get some eye hooks and put them in there if so or to rear quarter pillars
chris_uk
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ill have a look.
leeshez
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Lookin good
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quote:
Originally posted by leeshez
Lookin good


Thanks!
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Can you not put the ends of the harnesses through the standard rear seat belt bolt holes and use the original big torx bolts?
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wow them seats look ace
Adam-D
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are them harneses the clip type

if so get the proper bolt in eylets and bolt them to where the rear seat belt botlted

and strip it some more
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
are them harneses the clip type

if so get the proper bolt in eylets and bolt them to where the rear seat belt botlted

and strip it some more


i was contemplating taking the lot out..

i flipped a coin for it.. (was i decide everything) i chose head to strip out...

it landed on tails.. so it was just not meant to be..
Trotty
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I'm curious Chris - is the stripping a change of direction for a bit of extra speed or just a cosmetic change?
goldfish
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I hate harness's with a passion. fine if your on a track but on the road they can be very dangerous as you have no free movment
ajscorsa
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i would maove where they are attached to straight away, or ure fuked in a crash
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im gunna have a look at moving them 2day.

ian. i did it just coz i thought it looked good and i really didnt want the hassle of everyone using me as a taxi n e more.
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i had harneses they are great im contemplating fitting some to my day to day car
they are safer than seatbelts.
and its worth the little extra hassle you have putting them on
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if you get harnesses.... do it properly



 
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