locktite is just a plastic...if you heat it a little it will come right out, and you need the right torx bit or your just fartin in the breeze

 

400° is all it takes.

 

so heat it up from the bottom outside the car, or from the top inside the car? and 400 degrees? lol thats a lot....

 

I would torch it from inside the car as long as you move any carpet out of the way

 

The very best way would be the buddy system. You in the car with the wrench holding pressure/testing whether it will turn as a buddy heats the bolt from underneath.
And 400° is less than you cook a pizza at The inner blue flame on a propane bottle torch is about 1200° so it won't take long.

 

Can't move the carpet with the seatbelt bolted thru it.

 

checkmate

 

When I removed my rear belts from my 97 Z28 it was somewhat of a "non-event." I used the correct size torx bit along with a pneumatic ratchet and spun them out.

WD

 

Mine came out with a ratchet without any problems.

 

yea i expected the same thing....its very weird.... i will use some heat from the bottom and try to remove them out..... it sux i have a t45 and a t50 bit but not a t47! damn sears bit packages! i'll also head down and buy a t47 bit

 

if all else fails use vise graips thats what i used on my 92z
my torq rachet kept strippin out the bolts so I just put a set of visegrips on it and it came off in like 5 mins
try it ...
later

 

i just pulled mine tonight and used a T50 torx.

 

Ha, I couldn't get mine out so I cut the belt holder on the rear seats.

 

i thought about that....when i was frustrated lol...but i realized i might wanna put them back in....

 

All you have to do is cut a slit in order to slide the belts out. Then you can remove the rear seats and leave the belts in. Then just slide the belts back in the slot when you put the rear seats back in. Thats all I did.