Drilling harness tabs?
07-14-2007, 06:19 AM
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Drilling harness tabs? Hey guys-
Just bought a set of RJS camlock harnesses for my 93 TA. The factory seat belts are out of the car completly and i planned on using the stock seat belt mounting points/bolts for the lap belts. The factory bolts of course, have to big of a shoulder to fit in the hole of the RJS harness.
What have you guys done to get around this? Im sure the first thing to mind is just drill the hole out a bit bigger but is that legal? Would it pass tech? Im sure it would but when It comes time to send the harnesses back to get re-certed would they fail them because of that?
Did you guys just buy new bolts? Just looking to find the easiest method to get them bolted in.
Thanks in advance
Joe
Just bought a set of RJS camlock harnesses for my 93 TA. The factory seat belts are out of the car completly and i planned on using the stock seat belt mounting points/bolts for the lap belts. The factory bolts of course, have to big of a shoulder to fit in the hole of the RJS harness.
What have you guys done to get around this? Im sure the first thing to mind is just drill the hole out a bit bigger but is that legal? Would it pass tech? Im sure it would but when It comes time to send the harnesses back to get re-certed would they fail them because of that?
Did you guys just buy new bolts? Just looking to find the easiest method to get them bolted in.
Thanks in advance
Joe
07-14-2007, 02:55 PM
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Technicaly not legal but mine always passed tech. Mine were to hard to drill so I used the die grinder method. I can't imagine any company would recert and re date the belts with the mounting tab holes opened up.
07-14-2007, 11:38 PM
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Technicaly not legal but mine always passed tech. Mine were to hard to drill so I used the die grinder method. I can't imagine any company would recert and re date the belts with the mounting tab holes opened up.
When they certified my car to 8.50 a few weeks ago they said stock locations were not a problem with our 4th gen's
We did add mounts to the cage for the outter belt mounts
07-17-2007, 05:56 AM
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Ok, Ill prolly end up doing this then guys.
One more thing, I guess this means you all mount yours flat with the floor? I only ask because I happened to look on the back of RJS' box and it shows a picture and says the lap harnesses should be mounted vertically. I see thunder/summit/etc sell some kind of bracket that the harnesses attach to. Do you guys run these or just bolt em to the floor?
One more thing, I guess this means you all mount yours flat with the floor? I only ask because I happened to look on the back of RJS' box and it shows a picture and says the lap harnesses should be mounted vertically. I see thunder/summit/etc sell some kind of bracket that the harnesses attach to. Do you guys run these or just bolt em to the floor?
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07-17-2007, 07:03 AM
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David
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