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I just recently purchased a genki custom steering wheel with hub and a 5 point seat belt with racing seats.
I need a few tips for best installation for a 96 honda civic Ds
Thanks

 
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ebay check hondatech. but i mean... installing a seat and steering wheel is pretty straight forward.. the seat has 4 bolts under it that holds the rails to the car. hopefully your 'racing' seats came with rails or you will be out of luck.

 
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watching a little too much fast and the furious have we?

 
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but in all honesty dont use that steering hub. i heard terrible thingys about the ebay hub breaking off and the steering wheel coming off. VERY dangerous.

 
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also when buying a harness off ebay you DO get what you pay for, may sure its a legit brand, not some knock offs, that harness is the only thing keeping you in place if you get into a wreck. Also make sure you install it correctly, its deff recommended professional install, if you install is wrong, you are going for a wild ride if you get into a wreck. I knew a guy who thought he was all bad *** with his harness, till he got into a wreck on the freeway, the bolts going into the car body gave way, and he slammed his head into his wheel, not fun when your driving 110km/h then go to 0km/h in a few meters

 
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Yeah, it's a great idea to buy all the things that could potentially save (or end) your life on eBay. Nothing but the best, eh?

 
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I bought it at advancedjdmparts.com and its good.
Also the bolting thing you said.
In which way would you do it?
I heard its unsafe without a good seat.
Btw thats a tenzo r-rally seat =P

 
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ohh yes, me and my dad are mechanics, but never worked with this interior stuff..

 
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just use your regular seatbelt too.

 
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nah man, for one, those aren't jdm parts. two, they're obvious knock-offs we've all seen since the beginning, and some of us have unfortunately learned the hard way by buying these products.

you get what you pay for.