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Old 10-17-2002, 10:56 AM
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My Mustang has a plastic loop attached to the top of the seat to give the belt a better position across the shoulder. The shoulder belt in the TT rides too high and cuts across my neck. Seat positioning doesn't seem to help. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Raise the seat? or get those sheep skin seat belt covers...I've seen 'em
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Default Schroth Harness pads do the trick
<center><img src="http://www.schroth.com/bilder/privat_shoulder_pads.gif"></center><p>
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I have them as well. The belts bothered me from the start.
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Default So other harness pads won't work?
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Default Nope, these are German ones.........and these come in a plethora
or if you will, a veritable cornucopia of colors =-P
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I bet that sure beats rug burns on your knees though....... :-O
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Go to ebay and search on "Audi TT" and someone there sells Audi shoulder pads. Really does work.
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