I agree. With the 5 point harnesses, they can tend to ride up off of your
hips when you tighten up the shoulder harness belts. I ended up routing the
belts in such way through the seat as to keep them lower on my hips and so
they cannot ride up easily. I don't think that I am risking them being cut or
anything, and I feel safer. Seat belts can hurt you!
Greg Burrows
"Patrick J. Horne" wrote:
> Is it just me, or does the roadster have the anchor points for the
> seatbelts too high and to the rear. The lap belt rides way higher than on
> any other vehicle I have been in. I am thinking about moving the anchor
> points lower, and more forward. Anyone done this? I am planning on
> reinforcing the holes when I move them. I am also installing 5 point
> harnesses.
>
> Peace,
> Pat
>
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