Just wondering if anyone knows if I need a blue plate or anything for changing my seat belts, I know they have to be adr approved but unsure of anything else. Cheers

Changing to what? Just replacement stock or from another car? If they are not native to the chassis they will need to be certified.

Well my current seatbelts in my ke70 are pretty crappy, so I was thinking of just getting new ones, unsure if I could get new ke70 ones though, so thats why I asked what the deal was if I got some from another car or bought new aftermarket ones or something, but thanks man!

Replacement units are available for most cars, adr approved etc...

 

http://www.apvsafetyproducts.com/seat-belt-replacement-guide

 

http://www.selectgear.com.au/products/display_Products.aspx?CategoryID=11

 

Repco etc can order these in.

We replaced a friends seat belts with an aftermarket option in his KE35 and has been hassled for them, admittedly they do look quite modern compared to the rest of the car.

 

If I were in your position, my preference would be to find some belts from another KE70 that are in good nick. Avoid the hassle and know they will work as designed :y:

I put aftermarket ones in my import, as I had to to get it complied, and they are shit, so be warned.

by shit I mean the safety stopper on them has to be yanked so hard before it grabs its stupid.

ie, my mate could headbutt the dash easily at force...

^ Interesting, they usually are a certain angle lock between units to allow the ball to engage and this is important for operation.

yeah, I have them aligned properly, its just like the locking device does not move freely or something, doesnt have enough grab on the belt..