Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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I only have the lap belt...I dont want to install a roll bar behind my seat. Is there an alternative to keeping my torso firmly in my seat when I have to slam on the brakes?....Would prefer to not use my nose as a bounce-back device
Perhaps something to be mounted on the rear door panel so its still effective without bending my spine and doing more harm than good
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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There are bosses installed in the rail above the doorframe for shoulder harnesses.You'll need a pair of shoulder restraints, a pair of bolts and a pair of floor belts with latches to install beside the console.
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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Sebring leather Convertible seats with built in shoulder harness are a nice upgrade IMO.
Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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Sebring leather Convertible seats with built in shoulder harness are a nice upgrade IMO. I have a set in my garage from a friends build that weren't used but you need to wire it up to a g-force shock sensor correctly...I dont want more electronics (for safety equipment) on this car.
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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I am interested in this...but I am reading the description and there is no mention of an inertial lock. I need to send an email. Thanks for this
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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Sebring leather Convertible seats with built in shoulder harness are a nice upgrade IMO. I have a set in my garage from a friends build that weren't used but you need to wire it up to a g-force shock sensor correctly...I dont want more electronics (for safety equipment) on this car. Why would you "have to"? Most online that have made the conversion say they didn't, I have two installed sets and I didn't. They have mechanical inertial locking on the belts, the g force sensor only effects the crash tensioner, and you and most others here do fine without it now I think. I did wire up my electrics for seat position, which is useful and easy.
Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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I am interested in this...but I am reading the description and there is no mention of an inertial lock. I need to send an email. Thanks for this Bottom Bullet, follow the link in it. Equipped with ELR Retractor
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Re: Is there a solution for seatbelts on Pre-69 B-Bodies?
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Sebring leather Convertible seats with built in shoulder harness are a nice upgrade IMO. I have a set in my garage from a friends build that weren't used but you need to wire it up to a g-force shock sensor correctly...I dont want more electronics (for safety equipment) on this car. Why would you "have to"? Most online that have made the conversion say they didn't, I have two installed sets and I didn't. They have mechanical inertial locking on the belts, the g force sensor only effects the crash tensioner, and you and most others here do fine without it now I think. I did wire up my electrics for seat position, which is useful and easy. I rather like the seats that I have in there now. They are out of a 1995 Porsche 944 Turbo..in a blue suede/velour and the rear original seat was reupholstered to match the fronts. These Sebring seats are out of a 2002 Sebring LX. He bought the wrong year as I found out...he needed the next generation of seats. Plus I don't care for tan leather...it would have to be reupholstered again and I can't trust anyone here to do it in the same fabric as I have now
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