Get Seat Belt Off Neck
#1
Get Seat Belt Off Neck
Hey all,
I'm looking to make my 2000 Trans Am coupe a little more comfortable to drive, and for starters want to get the damn seat belt off my neck. Aside from making my own custom loops to attach to the head-rest, is there any way anyone's been able to lower the loops to move the seat belt lower down onto the shoulder? Any brackets or anything? Tried searching the forum and all I found were topics about replacements, nothing about adjustments or re-positioning.
Thanks!
I'm looking to make my 2000 Trans Am coupe a little more comfortable to drive, and for starters want to get the damn seat belt off my neck. Aside from making my own custom loops to attach to the head-rest, is there any way anyone's been able to lower the loops to move the seat belt lower down onto the shoulder? Any brackets or anything? Tried searching the forum and all I found were topics about replacements, nothing about adjustments or re-positioning.
Thanks!
#2
I have the same issue. I flipped the belt holders upside down which helped a little. Lately I've been twisting the belt before I put it on just to get the angle a bit more down instead of across and it's manageable. I've yet to find a good fix other than with some custom work.
#3
I have the same issue. I flipped the belt holders upside down which helped a little. Lately I've been twisting the belt before I put it on just to get the angle a bit more down instead of across and it's manageable. I've yet to find a good fix other than with some custom work.
I'll try flipping it upside down and see how much it lowers the belt, thank you!
I'm also just looking for a single plastic or metal bracket that I can use to move the loop mount down a couple inches. Something like in the link below might work. The screw holes should line up (1 inch apart) and I can move the loop down an inch or two.
Last edited by GStam66; 04-28-2019 at 02:13 PM.
#5
#7
Just go to WalMart & pick up a package of the plastic clips, that holds the two belts together.
i’ve used them for many years, ...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Auto-Driv...-Pack/36066000
There’s a more rounded set too, that works better.
These will help bring the belt down off your chest, & hopefully relieve the neck area.
i’ve used them for many years, ...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Auto-Driv...-Pack/36066000
There’s a more rounded set too, that works better.
These will help bring the belt down off your chest, & hopefully relieve the neck area.
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#8
So the brackets are in (thank you Amazon prime lol), and the hole spacing seems to line up perfectly. Unfortunately though, the shiny metal strip sticks out like a sore thumb, so I'm gonna paint em black.
Plus I need to find some small bolts to attach the belt loop to the bracket. I'll take pics when done.
Plus I need to find some small bolts to attach the belt loop to the bracket. I'll take pics when done.
#9
Just go to WalMart & pick up a package of the plastic clips, that holds the two belts together.
i’ve used them for many years, ...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Auto-Driv...-Pack/36066000
There’s a more rounded set too, that works better.
These will help bring the belt down off your chest, & hopefully relieve the neck area.
i’ve used them for many years, ...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Auto-Driv...-Pack/36066000
There’s a more rounded set too, that works better.
These will help bring the belt down off your chest, & hopefully relieve the neck area.