BJC51984

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I am thinking about putting in a wolfe 6 point rollbar into my 2000 SS, and was just wondering if you could use properly functioning 5 point harnesses with the stock seats? Any info is appreciated...thanks.

brandonppr

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I have seen them fixed with holes thru them for the sholder belts. Looks nice too.

BTLFEDSS

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Mine works just fine with my factory seat.Just run the shoulder straps around the seat,lap belts are hooked to factory seat belt locations and crotch strap is on a bar
BTLFEDSS

GIZMO

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On a Camaro the shoulder straps have to go thru the seat to be legal (You probably won't get any grief if you go around the seat until you run an IHRA/NHRA sanctioned event and they decide to really check your car out). You can go over the seat on Firebirds, because of the separate head rest.

Daren

styoung

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my camaro has trans am seats with the five point harness, and i do have to say the tran am seats are more comfortable.

detroit_903

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I just recently had my stock seats fabricated for my 5pt simpson belts

Samba242

Who did that? Upholstery shop? Looks nice.

Old Geezer

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To be "legal", the seat back has to be fastened to the crossbar.

detroit_903

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Theres a shop near my house called auto interiors. They charged me 300.00 for the two seats. It's a little expensive but I wanted to keep these factory seats and still use my harness belts. I guess the shop even did these for gm on a concept car they were working on. Most Upholstery shops will do this - just make sure you get a quote. Beleive it or not I called a top-notch-Upholstery shop for a quote on this job and they told me 1,500 per seat - not including the cost of materials - Mike

Boostaholic

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that is bad ***, i think i will look around for a shop to do this, if i could get it done for $300 that would be sweet

Samba242

Is there some kind of plastic tunnel in the cutouts? Hard to tell from your pic. Regardless, they did a great job.... looks like they were designed that way.

xpndbl3

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I'm just using a hacksaw to cut it across and then a soldering iron to singe the fibers shut. Hopefully will turn out nicely, I can't imagine spending $300 on that when aftermarket seats aren't much more $. Overall looks nice though.

detroit_903

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They actaully used cloth for the inside of the cutouts. It took him about 2 days to do both seats. They did a excellent job on the seats. Those 5pt harness belts work allot better now. - Mike

AL SS590 M6

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Only if it's an aftermarket race seat. Factory seats do NOT need to be fastened.