rvrftw
Member
As said, I need the front seatbelts for a gsr for roadworthy, as my current ones are frayed & "slow returning"
Can someone help a brother out?
Can someone help a brother out?
Seatbelts
- Thread starter rvrftw
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Help Support 4GTuner:
Hey mate,
i have some from a import gsr i helped a mate with a few years ago. turned into a race car, and i kept the belts for my car but never used them.. they are jap spec though, and i would have to double check there condition, but should have been all good. but i guess you also need to check the jap ones are going to be ok, and if they will allow you to fit second hand belts? i know over my way they dont?
send me a PM if your keen, i dont get normal reply emails.
i have some from a import gsr i helped a mate with a few years ago. turned into a race car, and i kept the belts for my car but never used them.. they are jap spec though, and i would have to double check there condition, but should have been all good. but i guess you also need to check the jap ones are going to be ok, and if they will allow you to fit second hand belts? i know over my way they dont?
send me a PM if your keen, i dont get normal reply emails.
4piknup
master of none
Spray the webbing of the belt with silicone spray. It will free them up, but the frayed bit I can't help you with. But you can change just the webbing, remove the mechanism from the door pillar and fully wind out the belt, you will see the way the belt is retAined. Remove and replace, you probably can use a commodore webbing or something common. As after the web is removed, just slide buckle off the end.
Easier to wash or dye when they are removed too.
I know there is a compliance tag at the fixed end of the belt, but I can't remember what it says, replacement belt will need similar tag
Easier to wash or dye when they are removed too.
I know there is a compliance tag at the fixed end of the belt, but I can't remember what it says, replacement belt will need similar tag
