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Sounds like a mod job Phil.. You should be useful at them by now LOL.. Just have a look at wrecking cars and see if you can pick one up for cheap.. it has settings it can go to, so i assume if you were to fit it on the passenger side you would need to reverse the settings to make it go backwards instead of forward.. Cause on the passenger side it will be the opposite..

Yeah i'm still going to try and give it a go if I can find one cheap.

Really would like one to stop the seat belt touching the passenger seat.

If I get one to fit i'll post up how I did it.

Seriously dont waste your time cause I did for about a week after buying one and then trying to fit it up.

I even tried to drill the recieving hole in the correct place in the B pillar to take the drivers side belt in my spare wrecked car. You also have to cut away the plastic dress panel underneath the mounting bolt to get the mechanism in there.

The only ones I have seen that will fit on the passenger side is from the passenger side off the Nissan GTiR. It also has the extended arm your after

They are the same Nissan seat belt.

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