I'm excited to announce that thejdm is now updated to the latest phpbb 3.2 software. You may notice the site is now mobile friendly but with the upgrade comes some hiccups. theGarage, theGallery, theArcade are no longer supported. In due time the developers should be working to release the modifications to work on the new software. #LetsMakeForumsGreatAgain
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Project98EK
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gutted is always nice
maybe something you should consider (thats if what i see is right). If those straps coming off the floor and underneath your headrest are some type of harness set up in replacement for your seatbelts, you might want to change the setup.... i don't really wanna see you at a JDM.com meet in a wheelchair if you get into an acident with that setup. You'll squish your spine and back strapped like that... shoulder top harness points are suppose to be mounted no lower then the height of your shoulders when you are sitting in your seat...\
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maybe something you should consider (thats if what i see is right). If those straps coming off the floor and underneath your headrest are some type of harness set up in replacement for your seatbelts, you might want to change the setup.... i don't really wanna see you at a JDM.com meet in a wheelchair if you get into an acident with that setup. You'll squish your spine and back strapped like that... shoulder top harness points are suppose to be mounted no lower then the height of your shoulders when you are sitting in your seat...\
just my 2 cents looking out for you
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Project98EK
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i dont see what differnece it makes if they are still coming ove rthe top of the seats!tommybanzai wrote:gutted is always nice![]()
maybe something you should consider (thats if what i see is right). If those straps coming off the floor and underneath your headrest are some type of harness set up in replacement for your seatbelts, you might want to change the setup.... i don't really wanna see you at a JDM.com meet in a wheelchair if you get into an acident with that setup. You'll squish your spine and back strapped like that... shoulder top harness points are suppose to be mounted no lower then the height of your shoulders when you are sitting in your seat...\
just my 2 cents looking out for you
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Pic up the last issue (I think) of Dsport. They have a safety section on mounting harnesses, fire suits, helmets, etc. They have a crazy write up on harnesses. There's tons of things that I didn't know. Like the plate where they bolt down shouldn't be flat against the floor. They should be up so that there's no unnecessary stress on the end of the bracket. Shouldn't be more than a certain angle before the pass over the driver's shoulder, etc.89crxsi wrote:i dont see what differnece it makes if they are still coming ove rthe top of the seats!tommybanzai wrote:gutted is always nice![]()
maybe something you should consider (thats if what i see is right). If those straps coming off the floor and underneath your headrest are some type of harness set up in replacement for your seatbelts, you might want to change the setup.... i don't really wanna see you at a JDM.com meet in a wheelchair if you get into an acident with that setup. You'll squish your spine and back strapped like that... shoulder top harness points are suppose to be mounted no lower then the height of your shoulders when you are sitting in your seat...\
just my 2 cents looking out for you
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Project98EK
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