Harness in a sapphire cosworth
02-11-2004, 08:51 AM
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hello m8
i have harness in my sapphire and i have mounted them next to the bolts that hold the back seat down so i can also get people in the bk of my car.
hope this helps u m8
i have harness in my sapphire and i have mounted them next to the bolts that hold the back seat down so i can also get people in the bk of my car.
hope this helps u m8
02-11-2004, 09:01 AM
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What has Ian done Rob as he runs harnesses?
Could you not run them over and then down the back of the seat and use the seat fixing points?
Could you not run them over and then down the back of the seat and use the seat fixing points?
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02-11-2004, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Fozy
What has Ian done Rob as he runs harnesses?
Could you not run them over and then down the back of the seat and use the seat fixing points?
Could you not run them over and then down the back of the seat and use the seat fixing points?
go for the eye bolts where the rear belts bolt to the floor and unclip them if people are getting in the back. Muchos safer this way
02-11-2004, 03:45 PM
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Could you not run them over and then down the back of the seat and use the seat fixing points?
Stick to the instructions they should be at least 45 degrees, ie in the gap of the rear seats
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