Anything overly technical involved with new seat belts?

[Jand3rson]

My seat belts are in HORRIBLE shape, the edges are all fuzzy and little bits of the material ball up and fall off, and they don't look so great, so I'm going to replaced them (the whole assembly). When I change them out, do I just unbolt the old ones and install the new ones, or does anything special need to be done? I can't imagine what, but it'd be just my luck that I'd go to put the new ones in and find out there's some bunch of fucked up crap that's going to take me all day to install.

[mikeedler]

rears are real easy, fronts just need the B pillar crap removed. nothing overly crazy.

[Jand3rson]

Cool, that's all I wanted to know.

Now, do I say fuck it and spend the money on the red EVO seat belts I've always lusted after... :D

[PeaveyBassist]

Personally... I think red belts would look t3h gh3y on your car.

Will

[Dave]

And if anyone knows gay, it's Will!!!!

[PeaveyBassist]

Werd. Dave knows... for a reason ;););)

Will

[Jand3rson]

Personally... I think red belts would look t3h gh3y on your car.

Will

Well, I was going to get rainbow belts, but they were all out of stock at Gay Pep Boys.

[GaryE30]

I agree. Red belts in the the eS would just be tacky. A nice clean set of black ones though... OH SO OEM HOT! ;)

[backtrail69]

Evo Belts FTW...

[Jand3rson]

I agree. Red belts in the the eS would just be tacky. A nice clean set of black ones though... OH SO OEM HOT! ;)

I disagree, but that's just my taste. I think they would look awesome, a little splash of color to liven up the interior, and have that little piece of a Sport Evo in the car. If they weren't so fucking expensive, I'd have bought a set already. I check German ebay every once in a while.