from this thread: http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=82235
The harness is just going round a strong part of the chassis and back to itself. Would this be SVA ok?
Chris
Looking at this picture:
from this thread: http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=82235
The harness is just going round a strong part of the chassis and back to itself. Would this be SVA ok?
Chris
I don't see why not as this is Bluebook compliant.
Steve
seat looks like a stressed part of the seatbelt system, so doesnt that make it complicated?
^^^ Wot dangle said plus I think Mr SVA would take issue with the fact that the straps ends aren't permanently joined or anchored. They look as
if they are threaded through the buckles which is not a perm. fix.
Cheers, Pewe
i find it quite strange that SVA requirements seem often more strict than MSA bluebook.
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Originally posted by pewe
^^^ Wot dangle said plus I think Mr SVA would take issue with the fact that the straps ends aren't permanently joined or anchored. They look as if they are threaded through the buckles which is not a perm. fix.
Cheers, Pewe
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Originally posted by sprouts-car
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Originally posted by pewe
^^^ Wot dangle said plus I think Mr SVA would take issue with the fact that the straps ends aren't permanently joined or anchored. They look as if they are threaded through the buckles which is not a perm. fix.
Cheers, Pewe
Wouldnt the loop through the buckle normally just go through what ever is bolted to the chassis anyway? And therefore be just as removable.
But i guess rules are rules even if they dont make sence.
Chris