3 point rear seat belts for 993 cabrio
3 point rear seat belts for 993 cabrio
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Mr Seee

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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I have recently realised the boyhood dream and bought my first Porsche!!!! 993 C2 Cabriolet.
And lovin it!!!!

However......
I have 2 wonderful children who regularly squeeze into the back.
The car is fitted with lap belts, is there any kits available for upgrading to 3 point system / anywhere in the North East where this can be converted.
Guidance on where the inertia reels can be fitted etc. etc.

Any help on this matter would be appreciated!

tertius

6,914 posts

258 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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I relaise the location is not that convenient but these guys are probably your best starting point:

www.quickfitsbs.co.uk/

Perhaps they could supply and you could fit locally? I've not used them myself but they are regularly cited as the people for seatbelt/childseat/etc. questions.

Dan

Also the website is just ... well it has a phone number anyway.

phelix

4,667 posts

277 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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A quick look on PET appears to indicate that 3 point rear belts were an option in the cab. (!?) If you send me an email address I'll email you a PDF of the relevant pages.

phib

4,520 posts

287 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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I think there was a company specialising in doing these in the back of 911 and Porsche world, but can't remember the company but will have a look later and post it again.

Mr Seee

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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Thanks guys,

Your efforts are appreciated!

nodz17

310 posts

250 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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I bought the belts for my 968 cab from Quickfit (they are the same as for your 911 cab). They sent them out promptly but without any decent instructions (just a couple of b/w photos). And I've got to admit that my father and I couldn't quite work out how to fit the diagonal bit (I'm told that it has to be moved depending on whether the roof is up or down).

Anyway, the MD, Stuart Quick, is ringing me back with fitting instructions.

Quickfit number is 020 82060101.

azureblue118

31 posts

269 months

Thursday 5th January 2006
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There are good instructions with pictures over on rennlist(964) and also on the Pcar(993) website under DIY for fitment of three point belts in cabs. A bit of a thread highjack, but does anybody know if the drum for the front inertia belts is the same as the rear, I know they have differing part numbers, but that may be down to a length indication.
Thanks

Mr Seee

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Thursday 5th January 2006
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azureblue118 -

"There are good instructions with pictures over on rennlist(964) and also on the Pcar(993) website under DIY for fitment of three point belts in cabs."

Can you post the links to these pages, im not that clued up on these sites.

Thanks