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[Jersh]

Red Dots and auto seat belts, the only tools you need for spirited driving.

[PavelK313]

Snow was the only opportunity I got to drift in the Integra, so I loved it even more. Clearly you are forgetting about that magic handle.


Why do you say that?

No proper ways to route the belts and doesnt secure you in your seat due to seat padding flexing and no side support.
Plus "strapping" yourself to non-fixed back seat with that type of harness is dangerous.

[Jesus Christ]

sup fegs


paging FMU and fancy literature degrees, youre needed in RT

[Jersh]

Snow was the only opportunity I got to drift in the Integra, so I loved it even more. Clearly you are forgetting about that magic handle.

I feel like the entire car will break if I rip that thing.

[Kielan]

Red Dots and auto seat belts, the only tools you need for spirited driving.

Corrado lolz.

sup fegs


paging FMU and fancy literature degrees, youre needed in RT

Jazzy, we need to talk about website and stuffs.

[MommysLittleMonster]

I'm actually posting this for a friend, since I don't do any kind of spirited driving, anymore.

You've gone soft.

Agreed with that harness, mine does not do that lock trick nor will it twist its ghey

All the more reason you should buy a Honda.

4/5 point harness on OEM seats = FAIL
Do you have a cage or harness guide bar?

There is nothing wrong with using OEM seats. And yes, I have a harness bar I put in when I autocross. I'm not some retard who bolts the bottom of his harness to the floor (see: Civic owners). I **** the dipshits that buy Takata harnesses, then get Sparco seats, and then... bolt the back of the harness to the floor.

Great way to compress your spine and kill yourself.

[Spencer]

I had Harnesses and OEM seats. Saved me from tumbling around in my roll over. So definitely not a fail.

[Jersh]

Corrado lolz.

Note the jumper cables behind the driver's seat.

[PavelK313]

Properly fitted seat will definitely make it a lot easier to drive. You dont have to spread your knees and hold on to the strearing wheel to prevent yourself from sliding. Insted now driver can consentrate more on actuall foot work and have a lot better steering control.

[Jesus Christ]

Corrado lolz.


Jazzy, we need to talk about website and stuffs.

yes sir we do, although i think my HD crashed for the 4th time.

if it did, consider me a mac fag from now on

[Jesus Christ]

thats a pretty clean interior for a raddo

[PavelK313]

I had Harnesses and OEM seats. Saved me from tumbling around in my roll over. So definitely not a fail.

Did you have a cage?
I'll see how it will save you when the roof of your car collapses onto your head.

[Jersh]

thats a pretty clean interior for a raddo

Thanks, I try my best to keep the car looking good.

[PavelK313]

yes sir we do, although i think my HD crashed for the 4th time.

if it did, consider me a mac fag from now on

After my PC crashed 4 years ago, I been Mac user ever since.

[ratmog]

I can't find a video of how moggy seats attach, but basically theyre held on by two brackets at the front, and thats it. even in the 4 door model they'll swing forward to let someone in the back through the front doors, and its the entire seat that goes.

pretty glad i've bolted them down in mine and fitted seatbelts, metal dashes and uncollapsible steering columns are not pleasant.