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      02-26-2008, 01:22 PM   #1
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Using seatbelt inertia lock while on track...

I'm sure most of you know the old seatbelt trick that many of us who don't have racing seats/harnesses use while on track:

Recline seat about 8 inches, yank seatbelt forward quickly to engage intertia lock, while holding it in lock position move seatback forward. This keeps the factory 3-pt harness locked on your body until you release it.

I have a question though. Do you think repeated use of the factory seatbelt in this way has a potentially dangerous outcome of wearing out the inertia lock? Car is under warranty, so I'm sure BMW would replace if it broke...however I would hate to find out my seatbelt lock broke the hard way (if god forbid i got into an accident on the road!). Any thoughts?
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