Itengineer
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Vigorous driving at times will tension the belt and the belt position causes it to press on my Adam's apple
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Are you talking about where the belt just tightens up like you just hit the brakes hard even though you didn't?Vigorous driving at times will tension the belt and the belt position causes it to press on my Adam's apple
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I can confirm this, he even goes so far to use his seductive feminine voice when he says it.I like it actually, i mumble "choke me daddy" when that happens
This is really annoying tbh. Happens very often even under soft braking. The other day it wouldn't let me lean forward to see if cars were coming from the sides, it's too sensitive.Are you talking about where the belt just tightens up like you just hit the brakes hard even though you didn't?
OP, Recaro makes a seat adapter that should help you:If the belt is holding you by your Adam's apple, something is wrong with your seat or belt position. I can't imagine the injuries if you got in an accident that way...
Or if you want to save money, just recreate this setup, works every time!OP, Recaro makes a seat adapter that should help you:
I remember watching a youtube video on the Supra and I think it was Throttle House, saying that the seat blet was too sensitive. I'm only 5'5 and sometimes when accelerating hard or just tapping the brakes softy, the belt tightens up. I have a feeling it only happens to shorter people.This is really annoying tbh. Happens very often even under soft braking. The other day it wouldn't let me lean forward to see if cars were coming from the sides, it's too sensitive.
OP, Recaro makes a seat adapter that should help you:
Oh sh*t, I'm 5'4" so you might be into something lolI remember watching a youtube video on the Supra and I think it was Throttle House, saying that the seat blet was too sensitive. I'm only 5'5 and sometimes when accelerating hard or just tapping the brakes softy, the belt tightens up. I have a feeling it only happens to shorter people.