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FJ40 Build up Help
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FJ40 Build up Help
Hello all,
i'm building up a fj40 and seeking some advice.
currently i'm needing help with where to locate the seatbelts on the roll bar?
Any help appreciated.
Regards
Paul
i'm building up a fj40 and seeking some advice.
currently i'm needing help with where to locate the seatbelts on the roll bar?
Any help appreciated.
Regards
Paul
Pauly,
Most inertia seat belts come with fitting instructions... with your case though you should also seek the advice of an engineer who can help you with the requirements for your specific bar. with most custom bar work an engineers certificate will be needed to maintain roadworthiness and for safety. you must remember your life will be hanging by the seat belt in the event of any mishap... Making do isnt worth it..
Most inertia seat belts come with fitting instructions... with your case though you should also seek the advice of an engineer who can help you with the requirements for your specific bar. with most custom bar work an engineers certificate will be needed to maintain roadworthiness and for safety. you must remember your life will be hanging by the seat belt in the event of any mishap... Making do isnt worth it..
Mine: A Tough little fj40
and a 105 series diesel
Hers: TJ Jeep Wrangler... Stock
Cheers Eric
and a 105 series diesel
Hers: TJ Jeep Wrangler... Stock
Cheers Eric
Im here for the sausage!
Resident Terrorist
No offence but I find that hard to believe. Apart from the fact it looks like very thin tube, that hole in the first pic looks like the upper mount for an inertia reel seatbelt but the hole should have a crush tube fitted. Going by what I can see in the pic, it doesnt. There should be another hole which I cant see in the pics at the base of that hoop facing the same direction for the reel itself. Then the end of the seatbelt is retained at the floor mount (a threaded hole in the floor on my 40). Not sure if thats what you are showing in the last pic.pauly990 wrote:this bar has been approved by DOT.
i know what your'e saying but i will be adding a crush tube to both sides.RAY185 wrote:No offence but I find that hard to believe. Apart from the fact it looks like very thin tube, that hole in the first pic looks like the upper mount for an inertia reel seatbelt but the hole should have a crush tube fitted. Going by what I can see in the pic, it doesnt. There should be another hole which I cant see in the pics at the base of that hoop facing the same direction for the reel itself. Then the end of the seatbelt is retained at the floor mount (a threaded hole in the floor on my 40). Not sure if thats what you are showing in the last pic.pauly990 wrote:this bar has been approved by DOT.
yes the last pic is the threaded hole in the tub, could you explain more or send me a pic regarding the 2nd hole your'e talking about facing the same direction.
Cheers
roll bar
i would take at a guess that the roll bar was approved by dot as a roll bar only but not to mount seat belts to. they will basically approve any thing as long as its not going to come lose in a crash or get in the way
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Resident Terrorist
My understanding is that if it came from the factory with a 3 point seatbelt (over the shoulder) then it can only be replaced with the same. To my knowledge, all 40 series cruisers came from the factory with a 3 point.
And as far as the legality with your roll bar. You say it has been approved by DOT. Can you explain how? Do you have a mod plate for it? All I'll say here is, be sure that it is legal as a rollbar AND a seatbelt mount, this is one area not to be skimped on. Not having a go, just my advice.
And as far as the legality with your roll bar. You say it has been approved by DOT. Can you explain how? Do you have a mod plate for it? All I'll say here is, be sure that it is legal as a rollbar AND a seatbelt mount, this is one area not to be skimped on. Not having a go, just my advice.
retained as in kept in the car, if that is in fact the rule, it means that you cannot REPLACE the original (OME; original manufacturers equipment, i think) seatbelt, but you may install and use harnesses.pauly990 wrote:please explain how you mean "retained"? and forgive my stupidness.......... ome???bIg_ReD_bOiNs wrote:my understanding of the rules regarding harnesses on the road in QLD is that you can have them fitted but the OME seatbelts must be retained.
75 series - in progress...
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=178771
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=178771
Resident Terrorist
ha ha i like that one.. cheers for the compliment.richardsc wrote:how thick is that roll bar,i reckon vacume cleaner tubes look thicker,are u sure its dot approved for seat belt mounting,i wouldnt go on what someones said,40 looks good though,good luck on finishing the beast off
I'ts a 308 4spd. lots of fun to be had.
Hey Mate.
Have a Geez at this link, look Through and find the one on seatbelts.
I hope it helps ya, If not sorry for wasting your time.
http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/ ... _ncop.aspx
Cheers
Jonathan
Have a Geez at this link, look Through and find the one on seatbelts.
I hope it helps ya, If not sorry for wasting your time.
http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/ ... _ncop.aspx
Cheers
Jonathan
Cheers will do.Yo_jono wrote:Hey Mate.
Have a Geez at this link, look Through and find the one on seatbelts.
I hope it helps ya, If not sorry for wasting your time.
http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/ ... _ncop.aspx
Cheers
Jonathan
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