Guard Red Seatbelts
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Guard Red Seatbelts
I was wondering where can I get the best value to get a set of 4 Porsche's Guards Red seatbelts. Down near my house, they qoute me about around $2000.00 not including installation... on the order guide is listed for around $540ish... is this true? TIA
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Originally posted by 996turbo
I got mine from Carnewal for $650 for the ronts only. Same price for the rears. Most body shops can do the install for $50-100. Good luck.
I got mine from Carnewal for $650 for the ronts only. Same price for the rears. Most body shops can do the install for $50-100. Good luck.
so, $50-100 labor is less than an hour job ?
should I change my rear seatbelts too? issit worth it? nobody really sit behind there anyways....
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Mr GTS;
I agree with removing the rear belts if no one sits back there anyway. I had my rears removed when I switched to red belts and I am a happy camper.
However, just so it does not look to strange and cause problems with law enforrcement - remove the rear seatbacks also and install a OEM rollbar.
I agree with removing the rear belts if no one sits back there anyway. I had my rears removed when I switched to red belts and I am a happy camper.
However, just so it does not look to strange and cause problems with law enforrcement - remove the rear seatbacks also and install a OEM rollbar.
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Originally posted by dpblessing
Mr GTS;
I agree with removing the rear belts if no one sits back there anyway. I had my rears removed when I switched to red belts and I am a happy camper.
However, just so it does not look to strange and cause problems with law enforrcement - remove the rear seatbacks also and install a OEM rollbar.
Mr GTS;
I agree with removing the rear belts if no one sits back there anyway. I had my rears removed when I switched to red belts and I am a happy camper.
However, just so it does not look to strange and cause problems with law enforrcement - remove the rear seatbacks also and install a OEM rollbar.
thank you very much for your input... Im thinking about going the ALL the way.
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Do the rollbar and GT3 seats, very sporty. GT3 seats are a must, they make you feel like you are one with the car. You'll take corners at higher speeds and just feel safer in general.
Take a look below:
http://www.hobbystage.net/porsche/dan996tt
Take a look below:
http://www.hobbystage.net/porsche/dan996tt
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Originally posted by dan996tt
Do the rollbar and GT3 seats, very sporty. GT3 seats are a must, they make you feel like you are one with the car. You'll take corners at higher speeds and just feel safer in general.
Take a look below:
http://www.hobbystage.net/porsche/dan996tt
Do the rollbar and GT3 seats, very sporty. GT3 seats are a must, they make you feel like you are one with the car. You'll take corners at higher speeds and just feel safer in general.
Take a look below:
http://www.hobbystage.net/porsche/dan996tt
I never gone to track with this car before... and I dont think my girlfriend would like the bucketseats 
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I bought mine from Bobby at Foreign Affairs 954-746-0488 x 11 for 600.00 for the fronts only. I have Artic Silver with Metro Blue. Put Blue up front only, rears original belts almost blend into interior color and I keep them behind the rear seats
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