1972-77 Corvette Retractable Lap Seat Belts - with Sleeves - OE Style Buckles

Our retractable lap belts vary in lengths depending on buckle style so be sure to pre-measure if our seat belt will fit your application. The length you need will be determined by a number of factors including the location of mounting points, position of seat, style of seat, and intended user.

• To measure for a retractable lap belt, first extend your current seat belt to a comfortable length and position. If your car currently does not have seat belts you can substitute a piece of rope where a seat belt would normally mount and use it as a reference for measurements.
• Once you have found a comfortable length, measure the stationary (A) buckle side and the retractable (B) tongue side of your seat belt.
• Once you have your measurements, combine the lengths and compare against our seat belt measurements. Remember, retractable seat belts retract down in length but cannot extended longer than total length of webbing.
• Check if new seat belt buckle and clip will be long enough to be accessible at the sides of your seat. For example, if your current seat belt buckle sits 30 inches from the floor then a 60 inch seat belt with a 24 inch buckle will not be long enough for your application.
• Check seat belt webbing will not rub against any interior components or seat frame.
• If needed, we can always special order custom length seat belts for application that require off-set buckles.

Our retractable seat belts use inertia locking retractors. Whenever there is a sudden tug on the webbing, the inertia clutch inside the housing spins out and locks the webbing reel from releasing any more webbing. Inertia locking retractors allow the user to move freely while wearing the seatbelt until the retractor senses a sharp pull.

• Inertia locking retractors are aftermarket products and work independently of any brake systems and O.E. wiring sensors.
• This seat belt's retractor mechanism must be mounted vertically in order for inertia locking centrifuge to function properly. Retractor must mount either on floor (mount upright with an "L" Bracket) or can be mounted on door pillar if mount already exist.
• Do not mount retractor diagonally or horizontally. A tilting retractor will not function properly and can result in serious injury or death.
• Do not mount retractor on ceiling, body quarter panels, inside seats, attached behind seat, or feeding through seats.