5 Point Harness Install

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5 Point Harness Install

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So I picked up a barely used Schroth Harness the other day. With EXPO comin up I've been trying to get the caR ready, plus I wanted an upgraded belt for AutoX as well.

I've been wondering what would be the best way to attach the shoulder straps without installing a full cage. The lap belts secure to the factory locations. I have a custom made mount for the submarine strap.

My thoughts on the shoulder straps...Should I attach to a C pillar bar or a custom B pillar bar or the rear mount for the factory seatbelt?
Pros and Cons?

heres a pic of the actual belt
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some more info from where they where purchased
http://www.subesports.com/products/cat/ ... prodID/587
Thanks in advance. See you at Expo!
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Post by fomoco »

That would be the best way, I read you should install them at 45* to your sholders because any angle much more than that can compress your spine in a accadent.
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Post by Erik95LS »

you need at least a harness bar. If you really want to use harnesses I would really suggest at least a rollbar with some sort of harness bar such as the autopower race bar. Its not a cage and enables you to keep your car comfortable for the street.
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Post by BudMan »

For the expo, you cannot use a full harness without a cage. Your factory belt with shoulder strap will be needed.

Sorry for any confusion - it's a safety issue that is very different than during an autocross.

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Post by get RIGHT »

BudMan wrote:For the expo, you cannot use a full harness without a cage. Your factory belt with shoulder strap will be needed.

Sorry for any confusion - it's a safety issue that is very different than during an autocross.

BudMan
Just to clear up any confusion. You mean a full, welded in cage? As opposed to a bolted in cage like the Autopower, for example?
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ITR 00-0477 wrote:
BudMan wrote:For the expo, you cannot use a full harness without a cage. Your factory belt with shoulder strap will be needed.

Sorry for any confusion - it's a safety issue that is very different than during an autocross.

BudMan
Just to clear up any confusion. You mean a full, welded in cage? As opposed to a bolted in cage like the Autopower, for example?
Bolted in cage is fine. The Autopower works well according to most I've known. I didn't catch - do you have a cage? If so, that's what you would hook the harness too. If not, keep the harness for autocross, but put the stock belt back in for the expo & you'll be fine.


btw- you need to caravan with us ;)
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Post by get RIGHT »

Thanks for clearing that up BudMan. I dont have a cage so unless I find one "on the fly" I'll be leaving these at home.
BudMan wrote:btw- you need to caravan with us ;)
I want to and will. We'll be in touch.
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