where do you install 4 point seat harnesses on a 5th gen?
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where do you install 4 point seat harnesses on a 5th gen?
I just bought 2 sets of Sabelt 4 point harnesses..and i dont know where to install them 
anybody have any pics of their 4 point harnesses installed? or pics on where the harnesses bolt into would be great too.
anybody have any pics of their 4 point harnesses installed? or pics on where the harnesses bolt into would be great too.
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Re: where do you install 4 point seat harnesses on a 5th gen? (mkazm83)
What I did was attach the 2 rear points on the backseat lower seatbelt points.
for the front you can use the lower point on the doorside where your original seatbelt is attached and on the other side unscrew the bolt which attaches the seatbelt clip. and use that hole
for the front you can use the lower point on the doorside where your original seatbelt is attached and on the other side unscrew the bolt which attaches the seatbelt clip. and use that hole
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Re: where do you install 4 point seat harnesses on a 5th gen? (no1knows908)
lude is currently in the garage till I get a better job (study+appartment is sucking up all my money) so unfortunatly no pics, but here's a quick schematic:
hope it's a bit clear
on my lude I welded a metal plate on the inside part of the seats cuz I had a custom seat rail made for my seats, but this should work aswell
hope it's a bit clear
on my lude I welded a metal plate on the inside part of the seats cuz I had a custom seat rail made for my seats, but this should work aswell
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Re: (vinuneuro)
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It can be very dangerous with out a proper harness bar behind the seats. when the harness is anchored lower then shoulder height, when you have an accident the harness will pull down on your shoulders and crush your back.
Till you Seriously need them and can do it right, OEM FTW
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It can be very dangerous with out a proper harness bar behind the seats. when the harness is anchored lower then shoulder height, when you have an accident the harness will pull down on your shoulders and crush your back.
Till you Seriously need them and can do it right, OEM FTW
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It can be very dangerous with out a proper harness bar behind the seats. when the harness is anchored lower then shoulder height, when you have an accident the harness will pull down on your shoulders and crush your back.
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you mean submarining. That is definatly true but I only did it this way cuz I've got a sparco harness with a anti submarining device
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It can be very dangerous with out a proper harness bar behind the seats. when the harness is anchored lower then shoulder height, when you have an accident the harness will pull down on your shoulders and crush your back.
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you mean submarining. That is definatly true but I only did it this way cuz I've got a sparco harness with a anti submarining device
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