hi i was wondering if it would be anywhere near safe to use these for the front seats and still keep the back seats in. if i used the bolt holes from the rear, middle seat?
the search button is your friend. i forget who stated this but someone either here or on honda-tech said that on the sparco site it tells you to bolt the belts up to the c-pillar where the back belts bolt up to and the side closest to the door to the place where the lap belt bolts are and the one closest to the center console will bolt up to the back bolt of the seat rail. thats the way my corbeau belts are bolted up and they are pretty firm in there. just make sure u tighten everything up perfect cause out the car u go if u dont.
so use the c-pillar, but i already hav a c-pillar bar and i want to keep the rear seats and seatbelts
read what i wrote again. u wont have to eliminate the c pillar bar. just run the seatbelt under it
i know but i want to keep the rear seatbelts, am i going to be able to have a c-pillar bar, a rear seatbelt and the front one on the same bolt?
just use the factory spots in the car where you mount you harness. Use the stock seat belt location in the back down to the bottom, As for the lap belt, the bolts for the stock seat belts are long enough to use that. I have a 4 point in my car and i am using that.
im sorry i still cant seem to visualize this, i understand you reuse the stock bolts from the front but what bolt do you use for the rear part of the harnes (the top two straps) is it the c-pillar where the bar and sholder point is for the the rear belts or the bolt under the seat where the rear latch is
for the rear straps you use the rear seat belt bolts. they are underneath the lower cushion.