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Hey Dilvoy,
Check out this photo:
You can clearly see the seatbelt reinforcing brace I've been telling you about on the base of the B pillar.
BTW I saw a set of these brackets in Austins store the other day.
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Check out this photo:
You can clearly see the seatbelt reinforcing brace I've been telling you about on the base of the B pillar.
BTW I saw a set of these brackets in Austins store the other day.
Cheers
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That's a very nice install of that reinforcement plate that reinforces the lower area of the B Pillar Brad, but it is not the area that I was talking about. I'll start another thread on the area that I was interested in seeing if there was any sort of upgrade.
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The bracket that Brad was talking about is the bracket that is riveted to the outside of the Rocker Panel, directly below the B Pillar. It is part of a Seat Belt Upgrade kit aparantly. There is also another Bracket that is riveted in place in front of the B Pillar. It is riveted on the inside of the Triangular shaped piece to which the Identification Plackard is attached. The Rivets in the Normally Rivet free area are a shure sign of it's presence. I was actually worried that the bracket that the seat belt buckle is attached at the rocker/B Pillar area was not strong as it might be able to be. Austin confirmed for me that his Hummer outer seat belt bracket is attached the same way, so I guess since AMG thought it was strong enough for Civilian Class 3 Truck useage, It's good enough for me.
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