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Will take some pics tonight and post this weekend? I have a few other small "items" that may also be of interest on this roll of film.... carbon fiber dash, Finishl Line Roll bar (narrower than B&B), Rhino lined trunk and interior (under carpet) etc. I will TRY to get it all posted this weekend. I have been a lot more motivated since I fired up my motor on Thanksgiving and had all my neighbors come and visit me. Sure was loud with only headers!!
I can't wait. Chris:3DSMILE: |
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here is a pic of the passanger side before powder coating. This left enough room for a "box" under the seat.....
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Blake,
When your belts exit the rear cowl, do they then need to go up and over your shoulders? Tom |
Tom,
mine actually exit about 2-3 inches below the top of the seat, for a more "clean & hidden" look... blake |
I hate to be a worry wart here, but with the harness comming through the rear cowl and making a bend up over your shoulders, isn't this going to put stress at the point where it is rubbing? Also, in the unfortunate point of impact, will that point give or shear the straps, putting one into the steering wheel? I am curious as to how others have theirs exiting the cowl area. I am not saying this is wrong, I just want to see other methods.
Tom |
It's actually only about 1" below, so the bend isn't that drastic at all. I'm going to be taking the seats out to drill 4 more holes(for my friends with short legs to drive), and I'll take some photos for ya!
blake |
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