Fitting 3 Point Harnesses To A Type R

[empty_heed]

got my friend 3 point harnesses for his type r. their is instructions but thought here would be a better place to find out more info..

they are 3 point sparco ones.

he intends on keepin the back seat in. thnks he knows roughly what to do but just curios to know others experiences.

cheers

Edited June 10, 2009 by empty_heed

[ace_tingtong]

the bomber still has the drivers harness and the seats so it shouldn't be a bother, no??

(can u tell im tryin to get my number of posts up lol, i just spoke to you )

[TrackScotland]

harness ideally should be mounted on a harness bar, or similar angle, but they'll be ok mounted at the rear seat belt fixing point.

but please dont try and use them with folk in the back.

[empty_heed]

the bomber still has the drivers harness and the seats so it shouldn't be a bother, no??

(can u tell im tryin to get my number of posts up lol, i just spoke to you )

your just haunting me anyway you can

yeah jimbob is going to come look at your car when you come dow to mine to see how yous are done.

[empty_heed]

harness ideally should be mounted on a harness bar, or similar angle, but they'll be ok mounted at the rear seat belt fixing point.

but please dont try and use them with folk in the back.

i doubt their will ever be anyone in the back. do you know what the rules are if police stop you with a harness on ? is it all good if they ae fitted correct ?

[colin_ross]

They've got to catch you first

In my type r I've added harnesses but kept my normal seatbelts too. This means I can use the normal one when popping down to the shops but if I'm on a trackday or a proper run I can use the harnesses.

Only thing that makes it different to fitting then to a four door is the sliding front seats. They can foul the eyebolts of you don't get them just right. Trial and effort should see you right though.