Red seat belts
I personaly saw the silver car that you see on the website in Laval quebec last week. They look as hot as the originals! I actually went to see the exhaust system that the owner of maxspeed developed and noticed the belts as well.
Exhaust sounds nice but not loud enough for what i'm looking for. I always go for rides with my 2 good friends tht have lp640 and a f430 and can't even hear my car which gets on my nerves lol. Gotta fix this
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Just installed yellow front belts... Thanks Suncoast 
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
Just installed yellow front belts... Thanks Suncoast
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
I think those belts and red gauges will make a dramatic difference in my car.
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Just installed yellow front belts... Thanks Suncoast
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
Used the DIY here on the forum.
Really easy. Didn't even have to fully remove the rear interior pieces, they moved out far enough to get the seat belt assembly in place.
Little tip... if you are taking out the B-Pillar interior piece with the height adjuster and have some weird rubber piece that you don't know what to do with -- it goes on the bottom of the B-pillar on the little metal tab that inserts into the body of the car.
Awesome! Lets see some pix!
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Got two more things to wrap up first... Waiting on my LED DRLs from Vivid (shipping soon hopefully!) and then I want to paint my calipers yellow.
Just put on Depot/Dectane LED tails I got from ebay from fishcake321 which are nice, too.
Winnilaker, once I have these new belts in for a week and I'm sure everything is secure I'll see if I want to get rid of the OEM ones. So far I have all my extra OEM parts (sways/springs/links/etc) and I'm debating what I want to do with them.
Just put on Depot/Dectane LED tails I got from ebay from fishcake321 which are nice, too.
Winnilaker, once I have these new belts in for a week and I'm sure everything is secure I'll see if I want to get rid of the OEM ones. So far I have all my extra OEM parts (sways/springs/links/etc) and I'm debating what I want to do with them.
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Hi Guys my name is Nello from Maxspeed-Motorsports, we currently offer the color change service for your belts, results are great, colors are close to the original colors, we have done quite a few locally with all happy customers, any questions you may have about this whole process please don't hesitate to ask, I will be happy to assist you.
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Your photo results are nice...However your shipping methods are too complicated for European customers...We are 4 guys here thinking of your belts so please pm me a convenient way to do the job...thank you...
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Hi Guys my name is Nello from Maxspeed-Motorsports, we currently offer the color change service for your belts, results are great, colors are close to the original colors, we have done quite a few locally with all happy customers, any questions you may have about this whole process please don't hesitate to ask, I will be happy to assist you.
Thanks Nello! I have a guy that might be willing to part with his red belts. If that doesn't work out then you will absolutely be getting my business!
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No problem I will be happy to work with you in the near future. All the best!