Replaceing Seatbelts

There are several vendors on line. Kinda hard to say what your looking for though. Simpson high quality or basic stock ones. Have a look at Quadratec to get an idea of what out there and the cost which varies considerably.
 
Thank you for your response. I have look at Quadratec and several others on line the average price is about $180 , in reading the reviews they seam to have a hang up / glitch and may take several times to pull the belt up. Just looking to replace with stander 3 point retractable belts that wont be a problem to use. I have not looked at Simpson yet , once again thank you
for your response.
 
Got 3" Simpson harness lap belts only in mine.
I cannot wheel a factory shoulder belt, just too restrictive and always at the wrong time.
Simpson is old school proven and effective, but that depends on how you want to use it.
 
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jeepjoe43 said:
Got 3" Simpson harness lap belts only in mine.
I cannot wheel a factory shoulder belt, just too restrictive and always at the wrong time.
Simpson is old school proven and effective, but that depends on how you want to use it.
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Boy you got that right IMO. I despise the factory system as Its far to sensitive. Simply moving forward entering a bad intersection to look left or right it locks up and Im pinned to the seat. I think Its dangerous myself. I'd like to install basic lap belts for trail use if nothing else Im thinking.
 
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I absolutely share your opinion!
All my club friends had these when I was a newb, now I've been using them for 30 years.
Bit of a PITA to adjust, but once you're locked in, you're in.

To quote a friend "You don't drive a Jeep, you ride a Jeep".
 
Evening Mike...I sent my originals off to a place called Safety Restore and they made them as good as new for about $75 a pop with a 24 hour turn around...no issues with the retractors locking up. The older the webbing the easier they lock up, not sure why, maybe the brittleness of the webbing plays a factor...

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michael@hartnettinsurance said:
need to replace the seatbelts in my 95, any suggestion for good seatbelts
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I had to replace my seatbelts on my 1989 YJ as they wouldn't latch right anymore and were getting pretty frayed. I went to a local junkyard and got some out of of an early Buick Le Sabre. They were like new and other than saying GM on them were a perfect match, even the right color. I looked at some 80's Cadillac's and they were all the same also. No more seatbelt problems.
 
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