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Seat belt mounts

Started by FCRB26, May 15, 2013, 10:41:57 AM

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FCRB26

I have been requested to make seat belt mounts for a few people so if anyone else is chasing some here you go.

Water jet cut 65 x 45 3mm mild steel 8mm radius
7/16 UNF nut tigged on 2 sides.

Why muck around with flat bar.

8 bucks each





I have 50 in stock free delivery for 4 or more in a padded envelope.


pedro

I'll take 4 thanks Pete i need some for my rear outers, no rush send them with the air intake when you've got the time and i'll pay for the lot in one go.
     Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

F4+

NES304

????????????????
WTF??

I can't find this in the Petey Catalogue. New item maybe? Page 14  :P



FireKraka

Hi Pete
I'll take 4 please mate do you want me to paypal to the details as before.

Regards
Neil

FCRB26


Not Happy Jan

I'll take 4 please Pete
Will they fit in the a pillar ?
Nick
You can never have too many!
Port Macquarie NSW

Crumpsnr

These look the goods for sure and you're certainly reasonable on price Pete. Are these ones for a particular application? I thought minimum area was about 3750 square mm. Not criticising in any way, just wanting to clarify requirements. Regards, Martyn

FCRB26

Quote from: Crumpsnr on May 16, 2013, 08:43:47 PM
These look the goods for sure and you're certainly reasonable on price Pete. Are these ones for a particular application? I thought minimum area was about 3750 square mm.
Yeah im unsure on the legality,s of the size im just going off our local natzi engineer he required this size with NES,s car.

Quote from: Not Happy Jan on May 16, 2013, 08:34:09 PM
I'll take 4 please Pete
Will they fit in the a pillar ?
Nick
Nick they are pretty small should not be a problem.

Any feedback or changes are welcome as always not out for profit just making life easier for people.

Pete

JOX515

G'day Pete,  I will take 4 as well thanks.  PM your details and I will EFT the money.  Cheers, Graeme

Crumpsnr

Thanks Pete. My engineer wants a minimum of 3500 square mm. Go figure  :)
Regards, Martyn

Crumpsnr

PS forgot to note, I've had a look at previous posts showing things you've done in the past and I think the service you provide with bits like this is just magic.
Martyn

FC427

Quote from: Crumpsnr on May 16, 2013, 09:58:14 PM
Thanks Pete. My engineer wants a minimum of 3500 square mm. Go figure  :)
Regards, Martyn
Martyn sure it wasn't 350 square mm
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

NES304

All in... This is straight from my engineer and is latest specs on the plate. Although in the document there is no measurement for the B pillar plate. Send me your email if you want a copy



FC427

Quote from: FC427 on May 17, 2013, 09:14:17 AM

Martyn sure it wasn't 350 square mm
Sorry was thinking in cm  not mm,, :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[,
6.1   Seat belts may be adequately anchored to a steel floor pan, upper body or pillar by 7/16" UNF SAE Grade 8 bolts with a mild steel reinforcement backing plate. The reinforcement backing plate must have an area of not less than 3,750mm²  (75mm x 50mm) in contact with the mounting surface and a thickness of not less than 3 - 4.5mm  (1/8" - 3/16").
.......FC427......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

NES304

Quote from: FC427 on May 17, 2013, 11:13:33 AM
Sorry was thinking in cm  not mm,, :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[,
6.1   Seat belts may be adequately anchored to a steel floor pan, upper body or pillar by 7/16" UNF SAE Grade 8 bolts with a mild steel reinforcement backing plate. The reinforcement backing plate must have an area of not less than 3,750mm²  (75mm x 50mm) in contact with the mounting surface and a thickness of not less than 3 - 4.5mm  (1/8" - 3/16").
.......FC427......
Hey mate do you have a copy of that? Mine was form 3.6 Occupant seating.
My engineer obviously not looking there and I'll do 75x50 for the pillars with 65x45 everywhere else (unless easier for Pete for one size).
Bolt is not to go through the pillar like Frankenstein... (I hate that anyway)



pedro

Nes, if you've still got the commodore you wrecked just cut the b pillar ones out of that, that's what i did and my engineer is happy with it, after all they were designed by GMH to do the job.
            Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

F4+

Crumpsnr

I'm with you NES, I don't like the Frankenstein look. I've got him and his family. My car came with 2 holes per pillar. I'll be putting in plates. Marty

NES304

Pedro, Car is gone. I kept the bolts and brackets as I stripped the car clean. I have a complete set of HT belts with the belt retainers etc and plan to have new webbing with commodore retainers...



FCRB26

WOW

A lot went on today LOL

Ill make any size you want ..

That pic should settle any arguments..

NES304

Quote "Spring washer may also be omitted if UNF nut is welded on"

From the engineer