by JBMoore » Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:46 am
I don't remember what angle I used... or even what it says on the CB-1 plans.
The reason for the bend is if something terrible happens and the seat belts are used to their max, the force on the bolt and hole will be in shear and in somewhat of a straight line. If there isn't a bend, who knows what might fail.
Sit in your seat, mock up a belt and take a quick measurement. If the tab isn't installed yet, tape a piece of poster board in place and bend it until it looks appropriate.
Jeff Moore
I don't remember what angle I used... or even what it says on the CB-1 plans.
The reason for the bend is if something terrible happens and the seat belts are used to their max, the force on the bolt and hole will be in shear and in somewhat of a straight line. If there isn't a bend, who knows what might fail.
Sit in your seat, mock up a belt and take a quick measurement. If the tab isn't installed yet, tape a piece of poster board in place and bend it until it looks appropriate.
Jeff Moore