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Old 03-02-2011, 10:56 PM
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is there a better oem style seat belt out there? i wouldn't mind putting in racing seats but would need stock style belts... but better..
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What's wrong with your current OEM seat belt? Do you want it to buckle you in by itself?
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So....you want an three point belt that's better than OEM? What's wrong with the OEM ones?
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I was just wondering if there was something that may be a bit better suited to ocassional track days or aggressive driving..

Oem seems ok for the driveway princesses..
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If you want to upgrade your seatbelt then get a 5-point harness. Changing out 3-point ones won't benefit you in any way.
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I wouldn't mind an OEM seat belt that worked properly. Mine constantly keeps trying to tighten up while driving, then as soon as I take it off, it lays there and won't retract.
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I'm with you on that, however some people like them to not function good..
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Originally Posted by sempire
is there a better oem style seat belt out there? i wouldn't mind putting in racing seats but would need stock style belts... but better..
What are they for?
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first ive ever read anything about aftermarket seatbelts.


i dont use mine anyway.
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Originally Posted by y2k_ta
What are they for?
Street and the occasional track day.

Since you can pretty much replace everything else on the car with after market parts. You figure Simone would have made a firmer seatbelt that retracts properly..
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Originally Posted by ULTIMATEORANGESS
first ive ever read anything about aftermarket seatbelts.


i dont use mine anyway.
You love your car so much you plan on dieing with it?
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Originally Posted by tecmec
You love your car so much you plan on dieing with it?
ive had it since new and im still here. i also bet i have more driving experience than you also.


but if i go down with my car thats my decision.
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I have a CG Lock, which locks the lap belt. It is not a harness but helps a lot.




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