Dr30 Seatbelts..help!

[NeoLokie]

hey guys.. know this is an old thread but still..

ordered belts from klipan, don't know the part numbers off hand, but they're basically r30 belts with a drop link added (the bit off the roof). They aren't here yet.. and it was a nightmare talking to 15 different people to get them.

They better fit!

[Boof]

Sounds good mate, let us know the part number when they arrive and if they fit or not for i can see me loosing my shit trying to wiggle everything through that drop link!!!!

What sorta coin did they slug you for those btw?

[NeoLokie]

about $150 each all up I think

To start with they wanted me to send my original belts up to klipan for the engineer to look at!!!!

Edited December 13, 2005 by NeoLokie

[boj01]

I purchased my Klippan Belts through an Auto One parts shop here in Newcastle. Luckily I knew one of the boys who worked there. His brother imported a DR30 6 months before I did so I matched up some new belts easily. $220 for the pair, they pretty much bolted straight into my car and I used the original dangly bit off the roof. Just use your common sense when putting them in.

I just ducked out to the garage and luckily I've still got the Klippan box with my old belts inside it. The part number for the belts I used was K6570. Hope you ordered the correct ones.

In the rear, my engineer passed my car with brand new Klippan non-retractable lap-sash belts.

[NeoLokie]

youre in newie? sweet! I'm moving back there next week!

well.. I hope I got the right ones too! haha

[boj01]

Yes I'm in Newcastle, but sold my Skyline months ago.

[Adam_RSX]

Hmm... thinking about it, the boxes from my belts are still in dads shed i think. I put something else in them.

Shane, I dont remember it being overly difficult to get the belt into the hanger bit

[Adam_RSX]

Found a recipt.... I think mine were K1512

[NeoLokie]

ok.. here are the part numbers. the belt and stem K6260. The fitting kit, which is just a multi-fit plate with a bunch of holes that you have to cut off to suit.. k4425. If you had an angle grinder etc you could possibly grind of the rivets on the original bracket and use it.

The droplink is k7099.

All bolted in nicely. Took about 20 minutes a side I think including the bracket cutting using the dodgy as saw that I have