R3 Racing seats
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If it were me in the same shoes, I'd look at the literature from Schroth and start figuring it out to see what fits your needs.
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Here's a thread I made a few months ago and there talk of harness through R3 seats in it.
https://www.rx8club.com/general-auto...y-mind-232172/
https://www.rx8club.com/general-auto...y-mind-232172/
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Please be sure whatever you put in is Street Legal. Some states will not recognize a racing harness as a legal restraint. Also, be sure any bars put in will be beyond your reach, and that of your passenger, in the case of an accident. Particularly away from your head. Realize that belts will stretch significantly in event of a high velocity impact and banging your noggin (or even your arm) on a roll bar will definitely leave a mark. Even worse if your passenger isn't wearing a restraint.
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Here's a thread I made a few months ago and there talk of harness through R3 seats in it.
https://www.rx8club.com/general-auto...y-mind-232172/
https://www.rx8club.com/general-auto...y-mind-232172/
I know i have to fight the temptation... I hardly ever use my back seat anyway.
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Wheels, not rims!!
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None the less. LOL @ the idiots that buy harnesses for the street, don't have any proper associated safety equipment (e.g. rollbar/cage), and never touch the grounds of the track.
#12
This, but the biggest concern is having a 4+ pt harness and not having a rollcage/bar. In the event of a roll over, your neck and spine becomes the rollbar. Feels good, man.
None the less. LOL @ the idiots that buy harnesses for the street, don't have any proper associated safety equipment (e.g. rollbar/cage), and never touch the grounds of the track.
None the less. LOL @ the idiots that buy harnesses for the street, don't have any proper associated safety equipment (e.g. rollbar/cage), and never touch the grounds of the track.
Racing harnesses lock you in place so tight that you cannot move, forget about looking left or right at a crossroad or even paying a toll road.
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