Mugen seatbelts?
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Mugen seatbelts?
what do you think? They look good and fit nice, stitching looks real good, like on my repelling harness, but they clash with my interior, might have to sell them, dunno yet... Anyone have a simular set? I don't even know if they are true Mugen cause I didn't find any other tags or labels, but as i said they look real good quality....
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Depends if you bought them because they say Mugen on them, or you actually needed a belt superior to the stock ones.
I'm guessing you didnt need them in the first place if you dont like the color.
I'm guessing you didnt need them in the first place if you dont like the color.
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I don't like them on the stock seats. Are you going to swap them out later...?
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You know it is dangerous to have the aftermarket harnesses on stock seats...
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Originally Posted by nismo
You know it is dangerous to have the aftermarket harnesses on stock seats...
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Originally Posted by Teamcalloway03
Whys that?..And I'm not trying to be a smartass I'm just wondering cause I was going to get a harness for my Mustang..I thought aslong as you had them installed properly they were fine.
The back of the seats are not strong enough to support the load put on them in an accident. They can fail and if you have a harness bar that means your head is going straight into it. If you’re going to use harness it is best to have a roll bar/cage and an FIA approved seat (they have reinforced backs).
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Originally Posted by s14 powered
The back of the seats are not strong enough to support the load put on them in an accident. They can fail and if you have a harness bar that means your head is going straight into it. If you’re going to use harness it is best to have a roll bar/cage and an FIA approved seat (they have reinforced backs).
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Originally Posted by Teamcalloway03
Whys that?..And I'm not trying to be a smartass I'm just wondering cause I was going to get a harness for my Mustang..I thought aslong as you had them installed properly they were fine.
Yeah, this is a crappy picture, but basically, the racing seat has slots for the harness, and was made to handle all the extra stress; While the stock seat doesn't, and the belt can slip off the sides and can move around freely.
Whatever, it's your life. If you chose not to believe me (as I know some of you will) then that's fine.
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