Seat Harnesses

[civictype_r04]

What are some good seat harnesses that I can get for my Buddy Club Bucket I just got??? I don't want Takata ones so don't say them!!!!

[Manny Kid 15]

I bought NRG 2-point seat Harnesses and they are pretty good...Sparco also makes good ones.

[RedSiBaron]

I bought NRG 2-point seat Harnesses and they are pretty good...Sparco also makes good ones.

2 point? You mean 4 point? Also sparco harnesses suck, I could never keep them tight in my old car...


I suggest buying something with a camlock, also suggest 5 point so you have the option...you should look at crow, simpson, or impact

[Manny Kid 15]

2 point? You mean 4 point? Also sparco harnesses suck, I could never keep them tight in my old car...


I suggest buying something with a camlock, also suggest 5 point so you have the option...you should look at crow, simpson, or impact

LOL i guess it is a 4 point Harness

[PatrickJamesYu]

LOL i guess it is a 4 point Harness

Haha yeah
I mean stock is a 3 point
so your 2 point is just one strap hahaha ouch

[RedSiBaron]

Haha yeah
I mean stock is a 3 point
so your 2 point is just one strap hahaha ouch

they actually have 3 point over shoulder and lap harnesses, they just have the 2 shoulder straps meet into one anchor...

[Manny Kid 15]

Haha yeah
I mean stock is a 3 point
so your 2 point is just one strap hahaha ouch

LMAO yeah i got it know of why they call it 4 point...i thought it was because of the buckle and how many insert go into it..

[ImportCustomx]

make sure you route yopur belts properly. i believe 15 degree's angle from your shoulder/neck is the rule...

Edit: found pic



my harnesses are mounted properly.

[27rocks]

A lot of people over look CROW harnesses. They are super good quality and are very affordable.

[88crx]

make sure you route yopur belts properly. i believe 15 degree's angle from your shoulder/neck is the rule...

Edit: found pic


my harnesses are mounted properly.

Are your mounted to the head rest in the back? Tough to tell in that picture.

A lot of people over look CROW harnesses. They are super good quality and are very affordable.

Was going to be my suggestion as well.

I've sat it lots of different ones I prefer a wider webbing like 3".Some of them make narrow 2" crap that I didn't really like. If you can get past the green of Takata's they really are nice and easy to adjust. My new Willians are also very nice and comfy, if you can wait long enough to order them in, plus they come in any color you can imagine.

[BeaterEP]

In to find out where CustomX's harnesses are attached.
I've toyed with the idea of going for a harness, but don't want to remove the rear seats if possible.
So, if there's a way, I might be down :D

[PatrickJamesYu]

In to find out where CustomX's harnesses are attached.
I've toyed with the idea of going for a harness, but don't want to remove the rear seats if possible.
So, if there's a way, I might be down :D

Can't you just use a harness bar? getting into the rear seats my be difficult, but I don't think you have to remove them

[PAPITUYO326]

I like my Simpson units. Not JDM at all, but they do the Job!

[civictype_r04]

2 point? You mean 4 point? Also sparco harnesses suck, I could never keep them tight in my old car...


I suggest buying something with a camlock, also suggest 5 point so you have the option...you should look at crow, simpson, or impact

A lot of people over look CROW harnesses. They are super good quality and are very affordable.

I've been looking at the Crow ones!!!!! Where is a good place to buy them from I can't find any!!

[talonXracer]

It is essential that you incorporate a harness bar, there is ABSOLUTELY no safe way to mount the shoulder harnesses in the EP3 without a harness bar ! ! !

If you were to be in an accident with the usual half-assed procedure of routing the shoulder belts through the seat openings under the head rest and then downwards to connect to the chassis, you will be in a world of hurt and probably will never walk or move an arm ever again!