Fitting a 4 point harness

have same harness, use eye bolts

Yes boss :p

yeah after seeing them clips id say use eyebolts!

if ever fitting a harness with standard seats the sidestraps should be ran through the bottom of the back of the seat and not around the outside of the seat, keeps ya in if you get a good smack! :D

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Originally Posted by s13-ste

i didn't use eyebolts just a regular bolt straight into the floor

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Very dangerous. A must is to use eyebolts. In the case of an accident there is a good chance that the bolts will just shear off. For the price of them anyway I'd definately recommend to get some eyebolts.

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Originally Posted by Livewire 78

if ever fitting a harness with standard seats the sidestraps should be ran through the bottom of the back of the seat and not around the outside of the seat, keeps ya in if you get a good smack! :D

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Here is the seat and the harness. Just sitting on it to see what it looked like
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a59...1/322eb035.jpg
The way it is there, is that safe enough?

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Originally Posted by Trixta

Very dangerous. A must is to use eyebolts. In the case of an accident there is a good chance that the bolts will just shear off. For the price of them anyway I'd definately recommend to get some eyebolts.

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Yea was thinking the same myself, and given the clip is just that then bolting it wouldnt work

Whats very important is the angle of the harness too. If it goes down too steepily at the back of your seat (cant see in pic) then in an accident it will effectively push down on your shoulders and crush down on your back.

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Originally Posted by Trixta

Whats very important is the angle of the harness too. If it goes down too steepily at the back of your seat (cant see in pic) then in an accident it will effectively push down on your shoulders and crush down on your back.

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Yea been hearing about the whole 30 degree business. With it not having a cage it will have to be bolted to the arse of the back seat I guess? But as far back as possible to make the angle bigger if thats possible (obviously not bolted to the floor behind the seat)

jus pull up the bench part the back seat an bolt it to where the rear seatbelt clips are for ur shouldler straps an the back two bolts on ur seat for the lap strap if ya get me...do wat livewire said tho run it down through the back of the seat instead of around it if you can it'll hold u in place alot better

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Originally Posted by way2fastforu

jus pull up the bench part the back seat an bolt it to where the rear seatbelt clips are for ur shouldler straps an the back two bolts on ur seat for the lap strap if ya get me...do wat livewire said tho run it down through the back of the seat instead of around it if you can it'll hold u in place alot better

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lol its litterally taken me 5 attempts at reading yours and livewires posts to figure out what you meant! So you mean the shoulder straps should go from the drivers seat to the top of the back seat then down the back of it to the eye bolt? Would that not make it weaker in that it there was a crash a sudden jolt just has to disloge the back seat and ive an extra foot of harness to play with?

Livewire's idea is to runt he belts from the drivers seat to the eyebolt via underneath the rear seat? Would that not make the angle of the belts too much in the event of a crash? Should they not be less than 30 degrees from horizontal?

Or am i totally off the mark??