Seat fixing

Started by davydoff, June 23, 2013, 05:23:14 PM

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Dave

It amazes me too  ;-)up 

Peter :)
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Paul, did you weld the box section too or just bolt it?

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Just bolted it, just as well as the first time I got the placement wrong and it was to far back  ::)

Did think about welding for extra stiffness but tbh didn't think it would be worth the effort. For extra strength you could do what David suggested and use a solid bar under the pan as well.

However the seat fixings i have seen on cars and vans probably aren't as strong as that, and I have a view a lot of the stress in a collision should be carried by the seat belt mountings not just the seat.

Cheers,

Paul.
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Cheers Paul

Makes sense, thanks for your help

Dav



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