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1439B

Weld In Steel Seat Belt Mounting Bungs, 1.75-2 Inch Tubing

Weld In Steel Seat Belt Mounting Bungs, 1.75-2 Inch Tubing

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Weld In Steel Seat Belt Mounting Bungs

Add a strong, secure mounting point to your interior bar with TOMS OFFROAD Steel Seat Belt Mounting Bungs. Most commonly used for shoulder belt mounting points, these machined steel bungs can also be used for aftermarket lap belts and a variety of custom mounting applications.

Designed for 1.75-inch to 2-inch OD tubing, each bung installs through a cross-drilled hole in the tubing and is welded at both ends for a solid connection. The integrated lip helps prevent the bung from pulling from the tubing with more weld area, while the 7/16"-20 fine-threaded mounting point accepts common seat belt hardware. These versatile bungs can also be used to create secure mounting points for Hi-Lift jacks, accessories, and other equipment on interior bars, bumpers, and custom fabrication projects.

Features

  • Machined steel construction
  • Designed for 1.75-inch to 2-inch OD tubing
  • 7/16"-20 fine-thread mounting point
  • Integrated retaining lip helps prevent pull-through with additional welding surface area
  • Weld-in installation for a strong, secure mounting point
  • Commonly used for shoulder belt and aftermarket lap belt mounting
  • Can also be used for Hi-Lift jacks, accessories, and custom equipment mounting
  • Suitable for interior bars, roll cages, bumpers, and custom fabrication

Additional Fitment Details

  • Requires a through-hole to be drilled through the tubing for installation
  • Bung must be welded at both ends
  • These are sold individually must purchase multiple quantities based on application


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