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TR6 Seatbelt headrest guide

Gliderman8

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I just installed new seatbelts in my '73 TR6. I'm not happy with how they extend/retract due to the friction of the belt moving across the top of the seat.
Has anyone installed the seatbelt guide that attaches to the headrest stalk like the pics below?
Do they work?
Your thoughts.... Thanks.

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I have also been curious…. There are also more expensive versions CNC machined from aluminum….

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I have also been curious…. There are also more expensive versions CNC machined from aluminum….

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I have seen those as well. Not sure they are an improvement though.
Right now I would just like to know if the guides work to reduce the seatbelt dragging.
 
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I just installed new seatbelts in my '73 TR6. I'm not happy with how they extend/retract due to the friction of the belt moving across the top of the seat.
Has anyone installed the seatbelt guide that attaches to the headrest stalk like the pics below?
Do they work?
Your thoughts.... Thanks.

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I had these in my Spit, but one broke so I replaced with the metal ones someone posted below. They work fine and look better than the plastic.
 
I had these in my Spit, but one broke so I replaced with the metal ones someone posted below. They work fine and look better than the plastic.
Thanks for the info Jaafar. I will look into the aluminum ones as well. 👍
I was in London last week…. Attended the Chelsea FC home match.
 
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