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Just spotted a clip in harness for sale, using the seat belt clips front and rear!
Anyone used these?
CraigMillwardCroft
18-06-2012, 09:24 AM
Any pictures cannot see how it would be done, for the rear remove child seat fixings and put in harness eyes but front fixing ??
shimmy
18-06-2012, 09:39 AM
Just spotted a clip in harness for sale, using the seat belt clips front and rear!
Anyone used these?
http://www.schrothracing.com/store/tuning/quick-fit/qf-bmw
I've seen them in a couple of cars tbh
Any pictures cannot see how it would be done, for the rear remove child seat fixings and put in harness eyes but front fixing ??
The fixing points aren't 100% clear from the pictures, may give them a call and investigate! That's the website shim, looks like a good compromise
3wheels3
18-06-2012, 02:42 PM
This is what I've had in mine. I would say (& schroth) you need to change csl seat because it hasn't got harness cuts outs. In back one side clips into normal seat belt receptor. For other side there is a male bit as part kit that is fitted to bottom fastener point of rear seat belt, this is then the 2nd clip in point. Rear seat belt is basically unaffected. Front is normal plug in in centre and additional point at bottom point of normal drivers belt. TUV approved with right seat.
But 3" straps and mounted like shimmy's is best imo.
This is what I've had in mine. I would say (& schroth) you need to change csl seat because it hasn't got harness cuts outs. In back one side clips into normal seat belt receptor. For other side there is a male bit as part kit that is fitted to bottom fastener point of rear seat belt, this is then the 2nd clip in point. Rear seat belt is basically unaffected. Front is normal plug in in centre and additional point at bottom point of normal drivers belt. TUV approved with right seat.
But 3" straps and mounted like shimmy's is best imo.
Thanks bud, so im guessing Shim runs a different seat & no rear seats & normal harnesses will then fit?
Is it a complete no go with the CSL seat? & if you change the driver seat & remove passengers does this then throw a light on the dash?
3wheels3
18-06-2012, 09:19 PM
Thanks bud, so im guessing Shim runs a different seat & no rear seats & normal harnesses will then fit?
Is it a complete no go with the CSL seat? & if you change the driver seat & remove passengers does this then throw a light on the dash?
Shim rec spg (large! haha), 3" full harness with back straps on iso thingy.
Me rec spg and clip in harness which is 2" straps.
Shims better imo. 50% more area to load.
imo have to have harness holes/guides, scroth agree with that whether for this type of clip in or normal harness. Will find pic guide on net.
3wheels3
18-06-2012, 09:22 PM
3rd warning down
http://www.schroth.com/installation-instructions/en/04_important_information_about_bolts.htm
rstoughy
18-06-2012, 11:05 PM
Im running a Recaro SPA with 3" Sabelt belts fixed at the rear using harness eyes screwed into the ISOFIX bolt holes.
You can still have the rear seat fitted with this although i'm not sure how this will stand for the MOT as i beleive if it's there then you need access.
You can buy the scroth clip in harness from Simpsons. Is pretty straight forward to install. But as far as I understand won't work on the csl seat as the shoulder straps will just fall over the sides.
Im running a Recaro SPA with 3" Sabelt belts fixed at the rear using harness eyes screwed into the ISOFIX bolt holes.
You can still have the rear seat fitted with this although i'm not sure how this will stand for the MOT as i beleive if it's there then you need access.
Recaro Spa looks a nice seat. Was is difficult to fit? did it throw any lights on the dash disconnecting wires when removing the standard seats?
Dont plan on crashing if I can help it but I do find the full harness holds you well through the long/fast corners :-D
rstoughy
19-06-2012, 12:07 PM
Quite easy to fit. I made my own floor mounts and used Recaro side mounts and a Recaro slider.
Just make sure you dont turn on the ignition with the seatbelt harness unplugged. That is what will throw up a fault.
My original seatbelt clip and pre-tensioner cartridge is now fixed through the side mount using a hi-tensile bolt. This means i can still retain the original belt.
I have some decent pics which i will post tonight.
CraigMillwardCroft
19-06-2012, 01:30 PM
Would you be interested in making a seat bracket ? (as long as it comes with 4 hole bungs) :whistle: I saw the one you did at Silverstone very good job, if so how much. :thumbs:
rstoughy
19-06-2012, 10:57 PM
Would you be interested in making a seat bracket ? (as long as it comes with 4 hole bungs) :whistle: I saw the one you did at Silverstone very good job, if so how much. :thumbs:
Hahaha 3 bungs is plenty :-D
Really dont have the time at the moment to fabricate stuff, putting an inspection pit in the garage so thats taking all my spare time.
Heres some pics of my current set up.
Floor mount finished and ready for fitting.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/DSCN0308.jpg
Seatbelt mounted through side mount.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00099.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00101.jpg
Rear belt mounts into ISOFIX bolt holes
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00098.jpg
And the seat all fitted
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00096.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00097.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v447/rstoughy/CSL/IMG-20120619-00103.jpg
Anything I can help with please feel free to ask.
Fair play thats a bloody good job youve done with that mate!
You didnt by any chance write down all the measurements ? PLEASE :smt055
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