Re: RE: Improved Seat Belt/Racing Harness - Good Trick...

[C1J1Miller@aol.com]

In a message dated 9/16/98 4:44:58 PM, sargent@novagate.com wrote:

>1) Move your seat back a good ways farther 
>   than where you normally drive.
>
>2) Slowly tighten the seatbelt as hard as 
>   you can by pulling up on the strap, 
>   cinching yourself in.
>
>3) Yank on the belt so as to lock it.
>
>4) Move the seat forward until you are in 
>   a comfortable driving position.
>
>You will now be locked/strapped into your seat quite firmly. 

When I put an infant in a rear-facing child seat up front (where I can see
her; she's in back if there's more than one of us; no airbag in front
passenger side) I use this procedure to insure the child seat is firmly
installed.  You should also lean down on the child seat to compress the seat
foam.
Chris Miller, Windham NH, c1j1miller@aol.com
'91 200q