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DruBlazer · 03-04-2005, 12:42 PM

Thanks for the props crispy. The sholder belts are built into the seats. No welding required. That's one of the beauties of these seats. The one thing to keep in mind for safety reasons is the mounting of the back of the seats. The original seats didn't have to account for the weight of the upper body pulling the top of the seat forward in the event of an accident. That's one of the reasons I designed beefier steel on the back brackets.

03-04-2005, 12:42 PM	#26
DruBlazer Got Blazer? Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Newcastle, California Posts: 76	Thanks for the props crispy. The sholder belts are built into the seats. No welding required. That's one of the beauties of these seats. The one thing to keep in mind for safety reasons is the mounting of the back of the seats. The original seats didn't have to account for the weight of the upper body pulling the top of the seat forward in the event of an accident. That's one of the reasons I designed beefier steel on the back brackets.