Xmas pressie for my Lotus
Discussion
Well for me really.
Took the standard belts out and simply disconnecting the sensor to the drivers buckles means the seatbelt warning light and buzzer no longer comes on. The problem I have now is removing and disconnecting the seatbelt pretensioner thingies means the air bag light is now on.
Vert annoying. I called Lotus technical about fitting belts to a car with air bags and told them I plan to remove the standard belts and they said no problem.
My car is in for first service at Nick Whales between Xmas and New Year so will ask them.

Took the standard belts out and simply disconnecting the sensor to the drivers buckles means the seatbelt warning light and buzzer no longer comes on. The problem I have now is removing and disconnecting the seatbelt pretensioner thingies means the air bag light is now on.
Vert annoying. I called Lotus technical about fitting belts to a car with air bags and told them I plan to remove the standard belts and they said no problem.
My car is in for first service at Nick Whales between Xmas and New Year so will ask them.

Edited by Kev946 on Saturday 22 December 18:51
Kev946 said:
Lawrence5 said:
Nice - but good to leave in the inertia reels for French tolls....... unless you have a passenger 
Having the standard belts in look wrong to me and I wouldn't wear them anyway. The harnesses seem to make you feel safer and drive faster too
Harnesses become a PITA after a while. You will end up putting the harnesses on keeping them very loose for that quick 2 min trip to the shops. The unexpected happens and they will be useless come impact time.
Gareth135R said:
Kev946 said:
Lawrence5 said:
Nice - but good to leave in the inertia reels for French tolls....... unless you have a passenger 
Having the standard belts in look wrong to me and I wouldn't wear them anyway. The harnesses seem to make you feel safer and drive faster too
Harnesses become a PITA after a while. You will end up putting the harnesses on keeping them very loose for that quick 2 min trip to the shops. The unexpected happens and they will be useless come impact time.
Kev946 said:
Gareth135R said:
Kev946 said:
Lawrence5 said:
Nice - but good to leave in the inertia reels for French tolls....... unless you have a passenger 
Having the standard belts in look wrong to me and I wouldn't wear them anyway. The harnesses seem to make you feel safer and drive faster too
Harnesses become a PITA after a while. You will end up putting the harnesses on keeping them very loose for that quick 2 min trip to the shops. The unexpected happens and they will be useless come impact time.

tricky 100 said:
Kev946 said:
Gareth135R said:
Kev946 said:
Lawrence5 said:
Nice - but good to leave in the inertia reels for French tolls....... unless you have a passenger 
Having the standard belts in look wrong to me and I wouldn't wear them anyway. The harnesses seem to make you feel safer and drive faster too
Harnesses become a PITA after a while. You will end up putting the harnesses on keeping them very loose for that quick 2 min trip to the shops. The unexpected happens and they will be useless come impact time.

Alexbturbo said:
Harnesses look spot on Kev
Having just seen that pic think i will deffo be getting a set of these for my Exige in the new year in preparation for the track 
Thanks mate. Try Malcolm at MSAR
Having just seen that pic think i will deffo be getting a set of these for my Exige in the new year in preparation for the track 
http://www.msar-safety.com/
Kev946 said:
Alexbturbo said:
Harnesses look spot on Kev
Having just seen that pic think i will deffo be getting a set of these for my Exige in the new year in preparation for the track 
Thanks mate. Try Malcolm at MSAR
Having just seen that pic think i will deffo be getting a set of these for my Exige in the new year in preparation for the track 
http://www.msar-safety.com/
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