Seats
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Simon T

Original Poster:

2,157 posts

302 months

Friday 25th May 2007
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Has anyone fitted any other seats to their car?

The standard ones are pretty poor at holding you in

Simon

www.tillingmotorsport.com

jvr

789 posts

276 months

Saturday 26th May 2007
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Same problem,you roll about like a womble.My cure for the ring last week was to get two bits of firm foam cut,about 1ft by6x2 and stuff them between the bolsters and me.Worked a treat and throw them in the boot when not req.
Paul

dvs_dave

9,040 posts

254 months

Saturday 26th May 2007
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Simon T said:
The standard ones are pretty poor at holding you in
Eat more pies, drink more beer and do less excercise. Problem solved.

TOM500

319 posts

252 months

Monday 28th May 2007
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Put a post in for Darren on the London Tunnellers site, he was raving about a seatbelt tensioner tat helped a lot as I recall.

Jay Ayegees

773 posts

233 months

Monday 28th May 2007
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CG.

FLAT 6

480 posts

289 months

Monday 28th May 2007
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If you're doing the sort of driving that needs that extra level of sideways support then take the seat base out. Don't forget to adjust mirrors...

shortshift

133 posts

238 months

Monday 28th May 2007
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Triple point harnesses make a big difference but are tricky to fit. I've had to run steel wire from the chassis & through the boot to get a fixing.

Edited by shortshift on Monday 28th May 16:54

Zippee

14,121 posts

263 months

Monday 28th May 2007
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TOM500 said:
Put a post in for Darren on the London Tunnellers site, he was raving about a seatbelt tensioner tat helped a lot as I recall.
CG Lock - fantastic piece of kit and really does hold you in place!