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[dying2live06]

as above is there such a thing as a enersher harness because i like harness's but dont want the restriction they have
and yes b4 some1 points out i know that what there designed 4

[The Matt]

inertia harnesses are available from some manufacturers yes. Try a search on google for:

Willans harnesses
Sparco harnesses
Luke harnesses
OMP harnesses

There are plenty of manufacturers to choose from. I am sure that I have seen some that do inertia setups. Some of them definitely do harnesses that have a release buckle behind your head, so you can unclip to lean forward.

[JetBLICK]

i've looked long and hard for these before and only found two,

Corbeau make them. But they're only sold in america for some reason??? they're pretty kewl because they have a mechanism for locking off the inertia reel for track use or whatever. They're around $80 each in america

Securon make them too, but they dont have the lock off. They also cost a fortune £99 each direct from securon.

Having said that i'm sure you could get them made up because all they are is a inertia reel with a tounge on the end, then theres a buckle on the end of the harness.

[The Matt]

Problem with getting them made up is the approval ratings. You'd have to go to an approved harness manufacturer who would then have to type approve a modification to a belt, to get it properly 'E' marked etc.

That'd end up costing a load more than the £99 for a ready made one.

[jayc2]

a company called europa speacialist spares sell them , they are not on there website but are shown in the cataloge. I spoke with them at the westpoint (exeter) kit car show ithink they are aout £49.00 each but dont hold me to that.


http://www.europaspa...?...348&seton=4


hope that helps