harnesses

[RN0 5EAN]

just bought a clio trophy and want t add a set of harness any idea if these are hard to fit or not? also is there a strut brace available 4 the clio?

 

[Turkish]

Rear one is pointless but plenty of places like k-tec do them. Front ones are avialable from k-tec demon tweeks etc but you do have to drill holes into the strut turrets to fit them.

Harnesses may be a pain to fit if you are planning on keeping the standard front seats and the rears left in and accessible.

 

[Lee]

Quote: Originally posted by Loony on 26 July 2005
Rear one is pointless but plenty of places like k-tec do them. Front ones are avialable from k-tec demon tweeks etc but you do have to drill holes into the strut turrets to fit them.Harnesses may be a pain to fit if you are planning on keeping the standard front seats and the rears left in and accessible.


Hes got a Trophy, they have belt guides so wont be a problem.

 

[stu8v]

When fitting harnesses just remember these rules and you wont go wrong;

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[RN0 5EAN]

i checked out the ktec website and they dont supply a front strut brace for the 182? any other ideas?

 

[Turkish]

Quote: Originally posted by Lee on 26 July 2005

Quote: Originally posted by Loony on 26 July 2005


Rear one is pointless but plenty of places like k-tec do them. Front ones are avialable from k-tec demon tweeks etc but you do have to drill holes into the strut turrets to fit them.

Harnesses may be a pain to fit if you are planning on keeping the standard front seats and the rears left in and accessible.

Hes got a Trophy, they have belt guides so wont be a problem.



so fitting them to the seatbase/frame and to the rear is all resolved by those clever little holes ?

 

[Lee]

Suppose it depends if they are full harnesses.