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Evening all

Similar to Georges thread below...I finally got picking up my track car today...(Jamie Hisoob)partially completed sti RA.......

Is anyone local who I could talk to or could call up to my tent...and could advise me on some issues regarding harness fitments, options for seat mounting etc...ideally need a look inside an impreza rally car...

most of you have seen the spec of the car, but I will add a new project thread when I have time with some new pictures etc.....in the meantime...heres one or two to wet your appetite....

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Evening all

Similar to Georges thread below...I finally got picking up my track car today...(Jamie Hisoob)partially completed sti RA.......

Is anyone local who I could talk to or could call up to my tent...and could advise me on some issues regarding harness fitments, options for seat mounting etc...ideally need a look inside an impreza rally car...

most of you have seen the spec of the car, but I will add a new project thread when I have time with some new pictures etc.....in the meantime...heres one or two to wet your appetite....

having built many rally cars in my time i suggest you use your roll cage as it is the strongest part of the car in an accident the cage should not move /do not bolt harnesses to seat mounts use the cars mounts or fabricate and weld mounts on to the floor .if you want any advise on prep pm me paul :) geo
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having built many rally cars in my time i suggest you use your roll cage as it is the strongest part of the car in an accident the cage should not move /do not bolt harnesses to seat mounts use the cars mounts or fabricate and weld mounts on to the floor .if you want any advise on prep pm me paul :) geo

George....

thanks for that...sorry I wasnt intending to mount the harnesses to the seat mounts...I had a seperate issue on the seats which I detail below...

I note that harnesses usually attach to the rear lower crossbar on the cage...however this cage doesnt have that bar....I've mounted the eyelets from the harnesses into the original seat belt mount points on the floor pan I presume this is okay.....just wanted to check if anyone knew if once through the top slots in the seat the harness had to run straight back or could it go to mounts on the floor?

secondly I have a dilemma in that both my wife and I would like to use the car....the seats are mounted on prodrive mounts...these mounts being fixed to cross bars weleded to the car......I need to work out some method of moving the seat easily back and forward...not worried about up and down.....any ideas on moveable runners?...

Paul

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George....

thanks for that...sorry I wasnt intending to mount the harnesses to the seat mounts...I had a seperate issue on the seats which I detail below...

I note that harnesses usually attach to the rear lower crossbar on the cage...however this cage doesnt have that bar....I've mounted the eyelets from the harnesses into the original seat belt mount points on the floor pan I presume this is okay.....just wanted to check if anyone knew if once through the top slots in the seat the harness had to run straight back or could it go to mounts on the floor?

secondly I have a dilemma in that both my wife and I would like to use the car....the seats are mounted on prodrive mounts...these mounts being fixed to cross bars weleded to the car......I need to work out some method of moving the seat easily back and forward...not worried about up and down.....any ideas on moveable runners?...

Paul

how are the seats bolted /can you use quick release bolts like cycle hub type whiteline do qrbolts geo
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they seem to be bolted with a standard M10ish size bolt, through the slots in the prodrive mounts and straight into the seat itself....although not all bolts are fitted yet....and Im cacking myself at the though of drilling into the seat....

never thought of a quick release bolt.....mmmmmm

Paul

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