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Hi All,
Did some searching and couldnt find a topic similar. Not sure if this is meant to go in the Seats section (cause its a Harness question) but I couldnt find similar topics so mods please feel free to move. To the issue. I have installed a new seat in my car and fitted a 4 point Harness as well. Long story short, I broke my standard seat and figured that I'd get a proper seat since I'll be doing more track days and am looking to enter APCC and Improved Production Racing. So here is the problem, I didnt realise the seat belt "clicker" (for want of a better word) is connected to the drivers seat and with the new seat, it doesnt have a place for the clicker. I've installed the Harness instead now and know that it wont meet ADR. Its a Sparco 4 point Harness and has an easy release feature. How can I get this engineered and can I even get it engineered?! I'm in NSW and want to still keep it road legal. Thank you for any help guys. Cheers, Kieran.
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