i got my new clutch cable :)
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i got my new clutch cable :)
Nuts, lots of nuts! And some bolts and washers for my cage :-)
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Wow you bought yourself a new leg lolQuote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
Are those harness' road legal Mr Jolt or is yours a trailer queen?
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Just need to find some pins then I can hinge my boot. Cause I'm fed up having to take it off when I pop down the shops. lol
Lol see rm can get stuff there just from post codes an house names, streets and names are only a fine way of identfying a destination if you know the jutey well!
i think it will be the latter.... lol lol lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hobbit
DUNNO??????? dont matter, i will be going so fast the police wont catch me 'like' 'init' blood
I thought they needed to have a normal push button buckle to pass MOT.
i really dont have a clue mate?
pub mot for nova's ftw lol
I beleive the MOT requirement is for the belts to be E marked, they do not specify the type of buckle/release mechanism.
I am pretty sure that the Megane R26R has a lever style buckle and that is a road going car
****, should've got fancy buckles for mine then :(
they are mega :cool:
Quote from Megane Sport about the R26R harnesses, effectively yes they are buckle style and road legal as Renault got them E marked but there are no 'off the shelf' E marked buckle style harnesses. But semantics here, it is not the buckle itself that is not road legal, it is the lack of E marking.
"Thanks guys. I am pondering upon the legalities. The R26R harnesses were homologated for road use, other harnesses with the aricraft style buckle are not E marked and therefore not road legal. The road approved ones with seatbelt style latches are NAF.
Would it work to fit .R harnesses to another car and maintain legal status?"
just looked and there are none of these 'e' markings on them, ****.
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no nothing exciting lol Just a pair of switches to test.
Can you not just leave the standard seat belt stuff in for mot? Would be much easier to drive on the road I'd imagine, especially at junctions when you need to shift about in the seat!Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
Also how do rally cars pass mot? I wouldn't have thought they had anything other than harnesses.
My harness' passed a proper mot,
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but you're right, they are a ball ache on the road.
There "meant" to, but if you take the car to an MOT station and the guys clued up but not Anel, he will realise these are better then a normal seat belt! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hobbit
My old Track car had buckle type and passed every time, it depends if you got a good MOT place that will pass the car as it's safe, or fail it as he's a dick and wants to be anal about it all, fact is he could get arsey as theres no rear seats and the VOSA data base say's there should be! lol
Taken around 20 cars for MOT's over time at different garages and never ever had one query a set of harnesses.
if i was involved in a accident and the only belts in the car are non road legal ones would that not void my insurance?
Not if you have declared having them.
Are they TUV approved? as thats the same as CE/E marked no?
My red nova was declared as a 2 seater, changed at same time as engine. So there's an easy fix to the rear seats :pQuote:
Originally Posted by scott.parker
Nope...Quote:
Originally Posted by scott.parker
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Anal Hobbits are anal. :d
Anal hobbit is also taking too much time over pics and got beaten to it! :p
**** you funny man!
pmsl lol
No good for motorsport they are out-date hope they were cheap :)Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
yer there only for track days mate were really well priced tbh
Hmm dates on seats are normally build dates, doesn't that apply to harnesses as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by phunkynova
they have not valid after 2016 on the other side?
yeah they are in date then, 5 years is FIA regs. Thought it was always build date.
seems a waist me having them then lol
can give them to me if you're bothered lol
5 years from 2011 is correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
might put them up for a swap them for two (matching) harnesses
Lots!
Grade 12.9 bolts to fix my seats in
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My top mounts that don't fit!!!
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A green box
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Containing
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And for me and the boy
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