With not much luck in the open forum, I'll try posting this here..

Greetings all,

For many college students this is Hell week. Finals have fallen upon us students like a swarm of locusts out of a biblical plague. I guess with the stress of finals, and being distracted by non stop cell phone use while driving, 2 of my college buddies have gotten into some rough accidents (Neither of them was at fault.) Anyhow my point is that both of these individuals were t-boned, and were pretty banged up afterwards. The thing is I don’t think the standard seat belt found in cars is adequate in this type of collision. Next year I will be commuting from Austin 30 miles to school on a highway that is notorious for accidents and is full of big rigs. If by some terrible chance I am in an accident, I sure as hell don’t want to die. I’ve got a 1995 E320, and1996 Chevy Tahoe, and I want to know if I can put a 3, 4, or 5 point harness seatbelt in them without having to change the factory seat. I was also wondering what are the advantages to a 3, 4, or 5 point harness, and which brand you guys would recommend.
Granted there is a benefit, what is the best way of installing a harness onto a factory chair? Is it possible in these 2 cars? What type, 3, 4, or 5 point? What are some good brands? What type of release should I be looking for? I'd rather not install a roll cage, seems a bit much.

Thanks in advance,

Jay