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#1 rob corlett

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Posted Today, 04:08 PM

Hi all, Fitting rear Inertia sea belts to a classic Austin mini 1000. Does anyone have any pictures of their installations for guidance. Cheers

 



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Posted Today, 07:07 PM

no pics, can get later. do you have any specific questions about the installation?

#3 stuart bowes

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Posted Today, 07:21 PM

im not well versed on all the models and variations but somerford mini do all the relevant parts:

 

you'll need to be sure of what year your shell is, and make sure you get whatever your car doesnt have fitted already, for the right model

 

https://www.somerfor...abriolet-100736

 

relevant parts would *something like* but not necessarily the kit numbered 67 in the box near the top (or the plates by themselves as seen top left no 65) are where the top belt pull-through part gets bolted on

 

and the brackets that go in the rear seat side bins, numbered 48 in the middle, welded on the the wheel arch, are where the actual spools get bolted on

 

don't order those exact parts but at least click on them and have a look at them so you can see roughly what you should be trying to achieve and compare that to what you have fitted (i.e. do your C pillars have those inner plates fitted with a threaded bolt hole in the same place.)

 

specifics will vary depending on year as mentioned.  pics of what you currently have would help, or give them a call and speak them about it to see if you can even fit those to your model (possibly not)

 

I think there are other kits where the spool is fitted on the shelf but I don't have info on those


Edited by stuart bowes, Today, 07:27 PM.





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