Reply to "Upper seat belt bolt/nut question"

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Hi Johnny
Yes, I'd like two bolts if you have with proper threads and length. I'll pm address.

Not sure what a Kirk Evans firewall is. I've seen pictures that allow the passenger seat to go further back, but can't see the alternator. I want to keep all the noice reduction I can, my car is very noisy.

Helicoil won't give me peace of mind, since this thread might one day be the difference between life and death for me or a family member. So either if you have the right bolts and threads are fine, or I'm back to my idea of inserting the bolt from the engine room, and securing the seat belt bar with a nut. And I need some sort of positive lock for that nut.

Merry christmas, say hello to the artist.

12/25/107:38 AM

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