Ok, how bout some thoughts on seat placement/mounting techniques on the RF's seats.
The seats come with 4 studs welded to the bottom "strap" frame work and face downward . I would have originally thought they intersect the metal straps that go left to right across and above the stainless floor pan.With the seat in the car with the seat base off I can see this isnt how it was intended as the seat back is hard into the bulkhead. After positioning the seat further fwd , and clearing the bulkhead with a little room to spare, I then figured out (i guess) the single predrilled hole in the "stepped " strap picks up the one fwd inner studd and the rest only go through the stainless belly pan and no other support. I realize your seatbelts have nothing to do with the attachpoint of the seat, but I would think you would want a stronger set up than that.
I was thinking of getting some flat strap material and welding it just forward of the exiting straps and anchoring the seat through that.
Ok guys let me know your thoughts are , and RF too please. Thanks, Dan
The seats come with 4 studs welded to the bottom "strap" frame work and face downward . I would have originally thought they intersect the metal straps that go left to right across and above the stainless floor pan.With the seat in the car with the seat base off I can see this isnt how it was intended as the seat back is hard into the bulkhead. After positioning the seat further fwd , and clearing the bulkhead with a little room to spare, I then figured out (i guess) the single predrilled hole in the "stepped " strap picks up the one fwd inner studd and the rest only go through the stainless belly pan and no other support. I realize your seatbelts have nothing to do with the attachpoint of the seat, but I would think you would want a stronger set up than that.
I was thinking of getting some flat strap material and welding it just forward of the exiting straps and anchoring the seat through that.
Ok guys let me know your thoughts are , and RF too please. Thanks, Dan