Youll have to show me how you made your seat brackets and installed your 5 points Matt.
the seat came on some honda civic rails when i bought it and it had some 90* steel brackets that look homemade, we heated them up and hammered them flat and they bolted right up to the stock 240 slider after we removed all the junk with the levers and springs and contracting locking pins, and then my dad welded a piece of re-bar between the front and rear brackets to keep the seat from sliding forward or backward. it's rock solid man. i'll take pics of these brackets tomorrow in the car and try to give you approximate dimensions and such.
as for the belts, i unbolted the seat so it was easily put in/out and pulled the carpeting up, placed the lap belts where they needed to go, drew dots with a sharpie and drilled some holes. then i bolted the lap belts to the floor with high strength bolts and a thick washer on both sides of the metal.
as for the shoulder belts, i removed my back seats, removed the cardboard barrier between the seats and trunk, cut a piece of 1/4" thick angle iron to fit between the trunk shocks, clamped it in place against the "X" as high up as it would go, drilled through the sheet metal with a 1/8" drill bit so it put holes in the sheet metal where we later drilled out with a bigger bit and punching through the sheet metal made marks on the angle iron. then we drilled out the angle iron holes and the body holes, installed 4 heavy duty bolts, the 2 on the driver half of the car we also used to bolt the shoulder belts.
i'll take some pics and upload tomorrow for ya
Mike - granted an exhaust done perfectly *should* not scrape but you can't always control the road conditions and awkward angles of pull-ins for places or businesses and my dad and I are no experts at making exhausts although i'm extremely pleased with this one. And as for girlfriends, it's the single life for me
i would say "4 doors more whores" but i don't have a back seat sooo...yeah hahaha. come on man, rip yours out, only takes 5 minutes and it saves weight