i got these just over a year ago and they are very nice the wife loves them comfortable as [something]!
Shouldn't the seat belt receiver on the driver's side seat protrude through the hole and not be on the outside of the seat?
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i got these just over a year ago and they are very nice the wife loves them comfortable as [something]!
Yes they should but i am trying to find ones that dont stick all the way through and dig into your hip so i have tried them in all positions possible and tried extensions but the ones off the OEM seats dont really fit/match the seats, for track days i put them through there and remove the bottom padding otherwise they do dig into your hip i am a 34/36 waist any bigger and not a chance of getting in with them through there. It takes all of 5 minutes to change them around
The stock nsx r seat belt receivers are longer so they don't dig your hips. You have this issue when you try to re use your nsx oem receivers with the type r seats
This is a downforce seat we are talking about? It's that tight?
I went to a harness since i was tired of the belts digging into my hips. Never knew you could get extended ones
Hi scammy, what's the part number to those NSX-R driver's and passenger's seat belt receivers?
OK guys here goes, attached are photos of the two different recievers (standard and 'R' model-part number displayed on package) and installed, in one of the photos you can see i have reversed the extender i bought off a seatbelt specialist (this made the reciever stick out and up in earlier post) this holds the reciever in the correct place as shown in the last two photos.
I am going to get my local engineering shop to fab up an 'L' bracket so where the pivot point is on the extension to the reciever (4th photo) can then bolt to the SOS rails so that should anchor it nicely to the seat and the rail.
The reciever is the same length as standard but is narrower by approx 8mm so it does not stick as far out towards the middle of the seat and catch your hip as much, once youre in you do not notice it you just have to move your butt slightly to engage buckle to reciever when hopping in and out.
Hope this helps so unless someone can come up with a different part number for an NA2 R model, the recievers are basically the same length. I think the difference is in the rails.
Those are the ones i had in my car and they stab you in the side. I'm a 33 inch waist. I have a harness bar and went to 4 pointsHi scammy, what's the part number to those NSX-R driver's and passenger's seat belt receivers?
OK guys here goes, attached are photos of the two different recievers (standard and 'R' model-part number displayed on package) and installed, in one of the photos you can see i have reversed the extender i bought off a seatbelt specialist (this made the reciever stick out and up in earlier post) this holds the reciever in the correct place as shown in the last two photos.
I am going to get my local engineering shop to fab up an 'L' bracket so where the pivot point is on the extension to the reciever (4th photo) can then bolt to the SOS rails so that should anchor it nicely to the seat and the rail.
The reciever is the same length as standard but is narrower by approx 8mm so it does not stick as far out towards the middle of the seat and catch your hip as much, once youre in you do not notice it you just have to move your butt slightly to engage buckle to reciever when hopping in and out.
Hope this helps so unless someone can come up with a different part number for an NA2 R model, the recievers are basically the same length. I think the difference is in the rails.
there is a few answers here and some variables.Sorry for the obvious question here: are the seats mounted on the correct sides of the car? IIRC, the NSX-R seats are asymmetrical.
From your first post with the seats installed, it's hard to tell if they are or not.
From the SOS rail page, it seems like their L-brackets should put the receiver more or less where it should be.