Sparco belts

[SilverEP]

one more...sorry they didnt come out all that well, I was trying to stick to my word that I would have them up today

[LI03SI]

Where did you get them?

[K-Series]

These are completely unsafe for our car for a few reasons. The main being that we're using one hole for the both of the shoulder straps (read pinched neck like BlasTech said).

The RSX seats at least have 2 separate holes so they can use them effectively.

I'd suggest not using aftermarket belts with out stock seats.

[SilverEP]

I ordered them thru my local Sparco dealer, happens to be my friend's shop. Also, I do not see where the neck pinching would affect. I have had no problem with that.

[yellerep3]

anyone know of a roll cage for our rides or a shop that would sutom make one

[Stroker2004]

CAN YOU SIT IN THE BACK SEATS WITH THOSE BELTS IN????????????????????

[SilverEP]

Yep I carry 4 people from time to time. You kinda have to crawl under them to get into the back seat but they dont impose on backseat riders!!!:D

[SHAKEnBAKE]

BE CAREFUL!!!

There has been alot of threads about this subject, here's one
http://ephatch.com/forum/showthread....s&pagenumber=2

here's a quote from Sparco USA website:

"It is strongly recommended that the shoulder harnesses are fitted as close to horizontal as possible. It is a must that the angle of the shoulder harness does not exceed 45 degrees in relation to the theoretical horizontal axis of the mounting points. It is recommended that the harnesses be mounted to the fixing points suggested by the car manufacturer. The fixing points should always be reinforced by a steel plate fitted on the outer side of the car, not by welding or pop riveting."

It will basically crush your spine during hard braking.
I won't be an ass and told you what you should or should not do, so just think about all the facts before you install something.

[SilverEP]

The rear mounting position of my belts are at less than a 45 degree angle. They show you this in the instruction manuals with the belts. Mine are at a 35 degree angle from the horizontal axis. Thanks for the warning though, but I was already aware of it;)