5-point safety harnesses installation

[V10SpeedLuvr]

I'm thinking about buying some 4 or 5 point safety harnesses. I dont like being in a car with so much power and only having normal lap belts. The thing is I dont want to modify or hack up the car much to install them. What would need to be done to install a set?

Would it be better (and easier) to install 4 point harnesses? I dont go to the track any, so it'd be more of a safety/poser mod so I prob really dont need 5 points.

 

[snampro]

chad, if you are putting those in and not racing, I think you are wasting your time/money. aren't yellow wheels "poser" enough?

 

[V10SpeedLuvr]

Being an RT/10, I would just like the added safety of better seatbelts. Since the stock belts are prone to unbuckling in a rollover, I dont wanna end up flying out the top. I know im prob being overly cautious here, but you never know.

 

[EllowViper]

From what I recall, the 4/5/6 point harnesses aren't approved for "street" use; aka just can't buckle up and go to the hamburger joint...plus if you need to scratch your passengers *** for any reason, you're pretty much outta luck. Plus,I think when I tightend up in mine, I couldn't even adjust the rear view mirror.

 

[Joseph Dell]

If you are serious about this, get the 6pt instead of the 5. the 5 can kill you. it is good for drag racing, but the 6 is a heck of a lot more comfortable (i had a 5 and switched to 6). also, check out the ILLUSTRATED UPGRADES for installation instructions...

JD

 

[FlyBryViper]

If you are serious about actually using them, then make sure you get padded straps like the TeamTechs.
As JD said, don't get 5 points, get the 6 points. They both require a seat with a hole in the bottom to pass through!