Alex Rodriguez

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I need Ideas because i am going crazy over here.

GtiKyle

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What seat?

What do you plan on doing with the car? Daily? Weekend cruise? Race? I'd make a bracket for the stock seat belt if you plan on just driving it casually. The alternative is a harness...which sucks for daily use, and will require a harness bar, a roll bar, or welding in mount plates and drilling into your floor...

Alex Rodriguez

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I got brides and the bride fg rails, I guess i will just get the seat belt lock mechanism welded to the new rails like the factory rail system. I daily my car and i know how much it sucks for harness on a daily trust me. LOL

GtiKyle

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Make sure it's done right...one thing you don't want to mess with is compromising safety with something like seat belts...
But yah, stock belts would be the most friendly

staticguitar313

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just bolt it to the seat rail with a grade 8 bolt of the proper size

Alex Rodriguez

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thanks man

DriftDreamzSS

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I think memory fab super low rails come with mounts for the stock seat belt latch and work with most standard width buckets.

Alex Rodriguez

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Oh I got the bride fg side mount rails

Alex Rodriguez

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nvm the Bride seat rails come with the option to run factory seat belts, freaking awsome!!!! no fabbing or modification needed for the seats or rails direct bolt on

cpnneeda

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Now go play some baseball. Since when did you pro athletes work on your own cars anyways?

Alex Rodriguez

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str8ryd

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Nice! That's good to know as I'll be installing my seats/rails soon and would like to keep the seat belts as a primary option.

Alex Rodriguez

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