The problem with this is that there's little to encourage the seatbelt to be pulled downwards so they ride up under the rib cage- uncomfortable generally and dangerous in a front-ender.
I've now fitted adjustable seat mounts and so with other drivers with shorter legs the problem will be even more pronounced.
I could just weld some more mounts on further down the chassis in the position for my legs.... but then they will still be wrong for those with shorter legs!
I could weld several sets of mounts on at varying places and then move the belts when the seat moves (a somewhat inelegant solution and a pain to wind the bolts in/out each time!). IF I change to eye bolts and different belts with 'clips' this would be less arduous but still a bit lame. (and I can't afford new belts right now.
) Adjustable seat belt mounts is done with tintops as the clip moves with the seat... has anyone replicated this?
Any other thoughts on the matter?
I want convenience, safety and lightweight!
Cheers,
James
P.S. Why the hell am I asking this at 3am!