Talk to the good people at Butler Built about their new EZsert custom molded seat insert that's designed to be form fitting to the drivers back and bottom to help prevent back injuries. This combined with a set of belts like Hookers ratchet belts will make a difference. I have the ratchet lap belt and I can tell you your butt ain't moving when you crank it down. I personally feel that the seat is still somewhat overlooked in its importance. As Jonr spoke about the driver we lost here earlier in the year, I've heard his seat did not handle the violent crash and was severely bent as well as his belts loosening. I spoke to Steve Adams after his SC crash at THAT. He said his seat was badly bent as well. If the seat fails it can allow slack in the belts. It all goes bad after that because your head restraint and belts can hurt you rather than help you. I'm a locksmith and protecting your house has the same principle as protecting the driver. Everything is only as good as its weakest link.

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