Wolfe 10 PT and chute install
04-27-2009 | 09:23 PM
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Wolfe 10 PT and chute install Installed Wolfe jig knotched 10 pt, had to trim some of the bars.
See where the passenger door panel interferes with the bar. I heated the bar and slowly pushed the door closed until the door panel melted out of the way. Worked very well.
See where the passenger door panel interferes with the bar. I heated the bar and slowly pushed the door closed until the door panel melted out of the way. Worked very well.
04-28-2009 | 06:49 AM
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Faster than 9.99 or 135mph and you have to go from a 5pt to a 10pt.
I had a bolt in Wolfe 5 pt that I sold and installed in a freinds car over the winter.
We raised the back bar behind the driver 2". I know the book says that it can be 4" below the drivers shoulder but if you wreck it will pull down on you and compress your spine. When I get the kirkley seat in I will set them so the shoulder belt is level.
I had a bolt in Wolfe 5 pt that I sold and installed in a freinds car over the winter.
We raised the back bar behind the driver 2". I know the book says that it can be 4" below the drivers shoulder but if you wreck it will pull down on you and compress your spine. When I get the kirkley seat in I will set them so the shoulder belt is level.
