Racing Harness
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C63 W205 Edition 1
Racing Harness
Does anyone have any insight into racing harnesses?
Would love to set some up for track days.
We need to get the aftermarket community to step up! This car has nothing compared to the F80!
Would love to set some up for track days.
We need to get the aftermarket community to step up! This car has nothing compared to the F80!
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Tons of insight and experience... You're going to need a proper way to mount them such as a harness bar connected to a roll bar / cage. Something I doubt anyone is going to offer for the W205 so fabrication will be a must. Something we could certainly do no issue but I'd obviously need your car for a bit.
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C63 W205 Edition 1
Tons of insight and experience... You're going to need a proper way to mount them such as a harness bar connected to a roll bar / cage. Something I doubt anyone is going to offer for the W205 so fabrication will be a must. Something we could certainly do no issue but I'd obviously need your car for a bit.
I'm wondering if someone could fab something up so that I could tether to the child seat anchors with a similar type clip/anchor. Then just need to do some mounting for the lap belt.
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I'm not going to involve myself too heavily in a discussion that involves safety restraints but would just advise that you look into the loads that those child latches are actually meant to support, wouldn't want to see anyone on this forum end up in a less-than-safe circumstance.
Cheers!
Cheers!
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I'm not going to involve myself too heavily in a discussion that involves safety restraints but would just advise that you look into the loads that those child latches are actually meant to support, wouldn't want to see anyone on this forum end up in a less-than-safe circumstance.
Cheers!
Cheers!
If not set up properly, in the event of a collision you will turn your spinal cord into a slinky.
