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Ke35/55 Coupe Seatbelts Into A Ke1*


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Heres a run down on how I did it.

 

The belts, conveniently labeled. Make sure you get all the bolts and bits.

 

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The original mounting bolts are way too short, so you need the longer coupe bolts.

 

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First of all you want the coupe belts as they have the strap that goes from the roof to the shoulder, saves a normal belt from cutting into your neck. As per this picture.

 

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So the KE1* belts have the upper and lower mounting points, the coupe belts need a third anchor point. So I utilised the lower stock point as for both both the lower mounts.

 

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As you may notice the mounting point on the floor is flat, the belts need to be mounted like so...

 

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I happened to have some angled steel laying around, so I made a couple of 90 degree bits.

 

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This was my first attempt, the genius I am made the holes too close together so I couldnt insert the other bolt. :doh:

 

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Second attempt.

 

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This is an idea of how its all going to run

 

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So this is the lower mount, you have the 90 angle on top with the lower belt mount underneath, using the coupe bits so it can still swivel, plus a big fat washer at the bottom so the belt doesnt foul on the carpet.

 

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Bolted in, as you can see the upper arm of the 90 angle is not pointing straight up.

 

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So I tweaked it with a shifter.

 

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The friction lock thing bolted on to the 90 angle.

 

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And heres a picture of it all bolted in.

 

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As you can see the clip stalks are pretty long, will need to source some shorter ones if possible, but even so they work fine.

I think I will also source some thicker stronger steel for the 90 angle just for a bit more peace of mind. I may also get longer bolts to thread all the way through the floor so I can put a bolt and washer underneath.

 

And lastly here is a video of the finished product.

 

 

http://youtu.be/yCJZUgx0CCA

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