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wow that looks like Literally like it will be "TIGHT" good going! i always wanted to see what it would look like on Si Seats.
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I need better seats (about 2" shorter then what I have, EM2s dont have a lot of head room) and I need some harnesses....
dam, Every time I turn around I need some thing else to go faster....... when will it end???... Maybe after I get an F125 Kart??
I need better seats (about 2" shorter then what I have, EM2s dont have a lot of head room) and I need some harnesses....
dam, Every time I turn around I need some thing else to go faster....... when will it end???... Maybe after I get an F125 Kart??
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Rep Power: 564 that can't be comfortable. I've never thought the Si seats were really made for the 4 point but rather just looks and comfort.
I really wanted them to go with my Si wheel but got TenzoR instead.
Let us know how they work out.
I really wanted them to go with my Si wheel but got TenzoR instead.
Let us know how they work out.
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Originally Posted by Sickboy
Looking good Jason. Raced with it yet?
Not yet...but I've done some "spirited driving" with it on.
OMFG....talk about PLANTED.
My fat *** DIDN'T MOVE!!!
On a side note....I could "feel" the car more. It was like I was part of the car instead of just a passenger IN the car. I actually got the *** end to swing out MUCH easier just by feeling when the right time was to "twitch" the wheel.
Weird I know...but VERY cool feeling.
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Originally Posted by Mr.Modify
wow that looks like Literally like it will be "TIGHT" good going! i always wanted to see what it would look like on Si Seats.
It is quite snug...but no choking thus far, and honestly...I don't plan on wrecking with it on (I still use the stock belt for DD), so I'm not worried about hurting my self (another reason for the pads).
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Originally Posted by usafstud
did u get the 3 point or 4 point like my?
how much were the pads?
how much were the pads?
It's a 4 point front, Rally4 harness. I have more pics of each mounting point if y'all want me to upload them. (I do need to flip one of the rear brackets though, in my rush to install before work, I got it turned upside down....not good.)
Oh...and the pads. OMFG...TOP quality. Zipper, not velcro, and VERY durable feeling, not just "foam". They cost me about $30 for the pair.
Here's where I got the Harness
Here's where I got the Pads...
I might try and fab something to take the place of this nifty lil gadget.
They have good shipping and fairly fast. I ordered them last Monday around 5pm, and they got here THIS monday around 10am. 1 week, $8 shipping. Not bad IMO.
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hope u don't get into a problem i had a few time
i had my straps tied down tight b4 for a open track event. when i was in the pit, i had to give the biggest fart
omg, was it had to give off that fart since i had no more to move my *** into the air
hope u don't get into a problem i had a few time
i had my straps tied down tight b4 for a open track event. when i was in the pit, i had to give the biggest fart
omg, was it had to give off that fart since i had no more to move my *** into the air
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Originally Posted by usafstud
FattyMcJ
hope u don't get into a problem i had a few time
i had my straps tied down tight b4 for a open track event. when i was in the pit, i had to give the biggest fart
omg, was it had to give off that fart since i had no more to move my *** into the air
hope u don't get into a problem i had a few time
i had my straps tied down tight b4 for a open track event. when i was in the pit, i had to give the biggest fart
omg, was it had to give off that fart since i had no more to move my *** into the air
ROFLMAO
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Rep Power: 564 I'm trying to find a harness bar or the equivalant of. Dezod has access to a few half cages, some with harness bars integrated into them. I had my harness goin into the rear seats (of course) but I want to have them available all the time without using the rear space
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Honestly...the way I have it set up now (how it's meant to be) is just fine. IMO
Sure having a 4" harness belt WOULD be nice....and a harness bar to accomodate it...but I'm just a weekend warrior lookin' to stay planted...as are most of us....lol
Honestly...the way I have it set up now (how it's meant to be) is just fine. IMO
Sure having a 4" harness belt WOULD be nice....and a harness bar to accomodate it...but I'm just a weekend warrior lookin' to stay planted...as are most of us....lol
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Originally Posted by FattyMcJ
Whatcha need it fer?
Honestly...the way I have it set up now (how it's meant to be) is just fine. IMO
Sure having a 4" harness belt WOULD be nice....and a harness bar to accomodate it...but I'm just a weekend warrior lookin' to stay planted...as are most of us....lol
Honestly...the way I have it set up now (how it's meant to be) is just fine. IMO
Sure having a 4" harness belt WOULD be nice....and a harness bar to accomodate it...but I'm just a weekend warrior lookin' to stay planted...as are most of us....lol
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Rep Power: 319 Damn you!!! I was just about to buy one then a $130 visit to the vet for my new puppy happened 
Hopefully I can scrap up the cash before next race. I'm just going to stick with that Corbeau one for now, untill I get my Miata I doubt i'll be doing any roadcourses so...
Hopefully I can scrap up the cash before next race. I'm just going to stick with that Corbeau one for now, untill I get my Miata I doubt i'll be doing any roadcourses so...
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Originally Posted by jiggerachi
Damn you!!! I was just about to buy one then a $130 visit to the vet for my new puppy happened
Hopefully I can scrap up the cash before next race. I'm just going to stick with that Corbeau one for now, untill I get my Miata I doubt i'll be doing any roadcourses so...
Hopefully I can scrap up the cash before next race. I'm just going to stick with that Corbeau one for now, untill I get my Miata I doubt i'll be doing any roadcourses so...
LMAO
Ya KNOW I had to beat ya to it man! lol
But seriously...if I were you...I'd spring for the Schroths. They're VERY nice, street legal, and look SICK. IMO
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Rep Power: 314 No no, I meant street legal, as in DOT approved, as in they won't hassle you (if you should ever make it far enough) at AutoX events. It's a legal harness, mounted to legal places.
Just something to think about. Like I said, at the local level, they prolly won't even look twice, but further and they might. Dunno...never been there, but I plan on it next year! lol (well...as soon as I can...lol)
Just something to think about. Like I said, at the local level, they prolly won't even look twice, but further and they might. Dunno...never been there, but I plan on it next year! lol (well...as soon as I can...lol)
