Pull seat back, activate pretensioner by tugging quickly on the belt, pull seat forward. Quick 3-point suggested for street cars on track days.

As for the 4-point, if you must go for it there should be mounting points where the rear seat folds (between the base and the seat back). Its what Vin uses with his OMP 6-point. You'll need to check the angles though.

Marky;172794 wrote:

Just get better seats


You'll look like a fricken goon putting your 4 point harness on in your wagon going to the shops - unless you're planning on only putting it in when you're going for a drive around the hills?

Yeah go the WRX seats.....not as soft and comfy but alot more supportive...i went from std 02 RX seats to the V3 Sti seats (black with grey suede) and they are soo much beter....get a lil sore after a 4 hour drive without walkin round sometimes...
but its the price you pay

And as for that street/track idea with pretenioning belts...never thought of that...might give it a go!!

Good buy, if theyre in good condition but cover them,i honestly cant stand that colour of seat but get em covered and no one will be the wiser..(or get them re-bolstered and covered in leather to match your interior!!!...
dont listen to me though??:Derisive:

firstly... wearing harness's on teh street makes you look like a toss.

harness=track only/defect city

Buy some evo recaros (JDM evo7 if you want them really tight), 220kw evo with endless coilover and semislicks, dont need harness throught the mountains, you shouldnt.

walts sounds spot on russ, just rock up in jocks, we all know the reason, you wont cop any crap from us

first thing first 4 point harness for street use, are illegal so if a cop sees you he will book you simple as that...

Sorry to be a killjoy boys but if you're falling out of your seat on the streets you're probably pushing it a bit too hard - regardless of how good a driver you are.

WaspHunter;172932 wrote:

Try the seat-belt locking trick I mentioned earlier first. It'll cost you $0 if it works.

huh?

Peggy is being a clever trevor.

. . .And I don't think you should contemplate different seats or a harness until you try the seatbelt trick, it works a treat! Sleeper harness :Derisive: