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RedRobin:
^^^^
Also, I would expect it's not a problem because surely the manufacturer would have checked the legal safety and MOT questions?

Worth asking though as it could be devastating in an insurance claim and especially if someone was injured.

RedRobin:
^^^^
To answer my own question : -

Linky : - Info under Technical FAQ's

They appear to be legally acceptable  :happy2:

illyun:

--- Quote from: RedRobin on March 26, 2009, 11:57:11 am ---....

How are they regarding UK car insurance? I ask because I recently heard that even changing the belt is a no-no.

--- End quote ---

Never gave it a thought  :rolleye:

VC:
hmmm after reading RR's concerns...and reading their tech info about crash testing it doesn't state anywhere about the active 'state' of this device AFTER the tests.

ie if you suffer a side impact or a shunt that allows the center sections of the car to get moved towards the driver or the seat towards the buckle, how easy is this to release if damaged? i don't carry a knife around to cut a seatbelt but the paranoia side of me wonders wether this would prohibit a speedy exit from the car if it were damaged?

keith:
These are really for trackdays and the like. I did use mine to hold the car seat in as it had a tendency to loosen over time but not with the CGlock. You need to be carefull when letting the seatbelt go out your hand fast incase you smack your interior.

I am gonna be selling mine when i get it out of storage,

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