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i need to know if this is a good brand for 4 point harness's.. i can get a pair for $60

 
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well it says off road use only...maybe not DOT approved?


i havent heard of the brand personally other that maybe it has soemthing to do with mitsubishi.


honestly....seatbelts isnt where i would try to save a buck.

 
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I agree. Last thing you need is a belt with the tensile strength of pany hose...

 
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yep. dont skimp on your safety, 'sides ralliart is for mitsubishis....go with sparcos. Also make sure u are able to mount them properly. Consider your application, if its a daily driver and you need to use the rear seats then a four point might not be the most efficient. Look up the sparco 3-point club harnesses. They can be easily detached if you need to use the rear seats.

 
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i have some 4 point sparco 2" if ya wanna try em


no wait..they will end up like Dallis springs.

 
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haha, thats scandalous that he doesnt know who has em. and theyre only 2 of them

 
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yoe i know plenty of folks that have 4 point harness's and they dont necessarily stretch them out to the where the rear seats are.. to be mounted.. you can just mount them using the two back bolts on ur front seats, as a matter of fact . my boy had a 99 si with 4 points only bolted to the rear of his fronts seats and got in this fucced up car accident head on with a light pole before being hit from the side from another car. and shiit the belts stay in place and didnt tweek the seat frame at all>! i was amazed. but yea. alot of people dont hook up the harness's all theway back towards the rear seats. but you make a good point on gettn a good brand of belt to use. .

 
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having them hooked that low can cause major damage in an accident.

 
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get some takatas jdm