harnesess

[ex-ctr]

just won a pair of new cobra sidewinder bucket seats [:ghey: i know but i need to look after my back] but i cannot decide on harnesses as they need to be 4 point, the car will be used on the road [Europe so loads of road miles] and also non competitive track days read fun so im thinking would i be better with 2" for comfort over 3" and push in rather than turn buckle:confused: seen a nice set of sparco's from the usa http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PAIR-OF-SPARCO-4-POINT-BLUE-RACING-SEAT-BELTS-HARNESS_W0QQitemZ250068259538QQihZ015QQcategoryZ72 229QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[antony]

best tip is to keep the std seat belts in for road driving, that was the worse mistake i made as it gets annoying being harnessed in all the time, and i would allways go for 3" harnesses

[ex-ctr]

best tip is to keep the std seat belts in for road driving, that was the worse mistake i made as it gets annoying being harnessed in all the time, and i would allways go for 3" harnesses

i was also thinking of the girlfriend being large fronted and was thinking 2" would be more comfortable, looking at a way of keeping the standard belts as well

[mattygti-r]

ive a spare harness out of my GT-R if you interested?

its in perfect condition, only use was in Japan

pm me if you wish

edit to say its 4 point :)

[ex-ctr]

ive a spare harness out of my GT-R if you interested?

its in perfect condition, only use was in Japan

pm me if you wish

edit to say its 4 point :)

need a matching pair mate, thanks for the offer:thumbs:

[mattygti-r]

Thats a bumer just sold both Takata harness i had for £150

[Nismo Pete]

I have 3" harnesses as well as standard seatbelts. I use the standard for everyday use and the harnesses for trackdays they fit in without any problems :nod: