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Originally Posted by eagle
I saw someone so proud of their seat belts in an A. Made a bracket that mounted to the frame that the seat belts fastened to. I guess I'd not like to be in a wreck and be the piece of meat between the body and the frame, as that's what he had made himself. Most of the contraptions I've seen make me happy with my no-seat-belt A. I'm not against them, but just make sure they are well thought out. (maybe a fighter jet ejection seat?  ) |
Every thread about seat belts seems to attract at least one person either explicitly or implicitly arguing that no seat belts is safer than seat belts attached to the frame. I would like to see these people produce actual evidence instead of speculative ideas of physics. If you have seen actual accidents, what were the injuries? Were there belts and how were they designed? Was the body separated from the frame entirely or partially, and where?
This kind of theorizing has real-world consequences.