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    May 8th, 2003 12:17 AM #1
    where to buy them?

    anybody knows who is selling these?
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    May 8th, 2003 02:28 AM #2
    Surplus sa Banawe meron niyan.:D
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    May 8th, 2003 10:42 AM #3
    ah...eh... sa casa
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    May 8th, 2003 11:44 PM #4
    I tried surplus route sa Banawe pati na rin sa Blum, sadly ang sasagwa ng condition e.

    Casa he he he $$$$.$$ yan

    Thanks anyway.
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    May 8th, 2003 11:53 PM #5
    Bakit ka naghahanap Red? Ano na naman ang ginawa mo sa Adventure mo? Hehehe.

    Look for a local company named Autoliv. The manufacture seatbelts which pass international standards and is the OEM supplier for some of the local companies.

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    May 9th, 2003 02:41 PM #6
    Sa casa. You cant find seatbelts for any particular car in surplus shops kasi hindi nila alam kung para saan kotse yung seatbelts.
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    May 9th, 2003 09:59 PM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by OTEP
    Bakit ka naghahanap Red? Ano na naman ang ginawa mo sa Adventure mo? Hehehe.

    Look for a local company named Autoliv. The manufacture seatbelts which pass international standards and is the OEM supplier for some of the local companies.
    may problema yung sa passenger side sa front he he he :mrgreen:
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    May 10th, 2003 12:38 AM #8
    Red, am also looking to get a rear seat belt for my 91 lancer. at casa order basis pa. just wondering how to install it. since it never came with seat belts at the rear.
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    May 10th, 2003 01:45 AM #9
    Anong bang problema ng seatbelt mo ? Kung hindi nag-lalalock try opening it.... Minsan marumi lang kasi ang mga ito ....

    RIDE ON...
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    May 11th, 2003 01:11 PM #10
    Your best bet is to buy a brandnew....hindi advisable ang surplus dahil hindi mo alam ang status ng integrety nito.

    Honestly, mahal man ang sa casa or the Autoliv option, e mas sigurado ka naman that it would work when you need it.

    Hindi naman siguro ito mas magkakahalaga ng mas mahal pa kesa sa buhay mo o ng pasahero mo na gagamit nito. IMO lang huwag mo ng tipirin ito, pagna aksidente ka ito ang maaring bumuhay sa ito.
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    May 11th, 2003 02:26 PM #11
    Quote Originally Posted by wildthing
    Your best bet is to buy a brandnew....hindi advisable ang surplus dahil hindi mo alam ang status ng integrety nito.

    Honestly, mahal man ang sa casa or the Autoliv option, e mas sigurado ka naman that it would work when you need it.

    Hindi naman siguro ito mas magkakahalaga ng mas mahal pa kesa sa buhay mo o ng pasahero mo na gagamit nito. IMO lang huwag mo ng tipirin ito, pagna aksidente ka ito ang maaring bumuhay sa ito.
    ang pagka alam ko once a vehicle figures in an accident and the seatbelts was used discarded na yon.
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    May 12th, 2003 02:01 PM #12
    True...read that too in a write up ng imported car magazines. The strap and lock mechanism ang importante. There was an article in Popular mag that recommends changing the straps using properly "rated" nylon straps that you can buy from shops that do or repair or sell parachute equipments.
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    May 12th, 2003 06:34 PM #13
    ang pagka alam ko once a vehicle figures in an accident and the seatbelts was used discarded na yon.
    Tama ka diyan ser, lalo na sa mga belts na may pyrotechnic pretensioners (Benz, BMW's, etc.) or stitches that are designed to 'give' upon impact (Mazda 323, etc.)

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