Can You Put Harness's on RSX seats?
Hey whats up i have no idea where else to post this. Is it safe to put harness's on Rsx seats (through the hole) I honestly dont think it is but im not sure.... Thanks
If you're referring to a Schroth 3 or 4-point, then yes--they will work fine in the RSX.
But they are really only for autox. Don't use for daily driving or for an HPDE.
But they are really only for autox. Don't use for daily driving or for an HPDE.
Just an FYI. OEM seats and seatbelts are designed to let your head/upper torso 'slide' down in the case of a rollover, severe side hit, etc.
A harness is designed to hold everything upright, even in the case of an upside-down car. However, in a street car without a cage, and upside down car is often one that has its top crushed (not so with a rollcage). So your head will then be crushed.
Harness for street driving =
Use OEM belts.
A harness is designed to hold everything upright, even in the case of an upside-down car. However, in a street car without a cage, and upside down car is often one that has its top crushed (not so with a rollcage). So your head will then be crushed.
Harness for street driving =
Use OEM belts.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Todd00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just an FYI. OEM seats and seatbelts are designed to let your head/upper torso 'slide' down in the case of a rollover, severe side hit, etc.
A harness is designed to hold everything upright, even in the case of an upside-down car. However, in a street car without a cage, and upside down car is often one that has its top crushed (not so with a rollcage). So your head will then be crushed.
Harness for street driving =
Use OEM belts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
right on
A harness is designed to hold everything upright, even in the case of an upside-down car. However, in a street car without a cage, and upside down car is often one that has its top crushed (not so with a rollcage). So your head will then be crushed.
Harness for street driving =
Use OEM belts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
right on
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How do harnesses not let you slide down?
Assuming a 3 or 4 point harness, wouldnt you still be able to slide out of your seat, thats why they make that crotch harness to keep you from sliding under the steering column right?
Purely thinking of the top of my head.
Assuming a 3 or 4 point harness, wouldnt you still be able to slide out of your seat, thats why they make that crotch harness to keep you from sliding under the steering column right?
Purely thinking of the top of my head.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by r3xdc5 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it will fit, just buy it if u want dont listen to them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly what he told his elementary teachers while they tried teaching him about sentence fragments and run ons.
Exactly what he told his elementary teachers while they tried teaching him about sentence fragments and run ons.
maybe i should post a better explanation for this question.... i have a Teg and i got rsx seats in the trade which were fabbed to fit.... I plan on tracking my car and just wanted if there will be any use for these or if i should get a set of recaros or alike seats.... thanks for the answers.... like i said in the original post i didnt think it was possible/safe
IMO RSX seats suck for the track if they are leather. they don't hold for **** and you slide everywhere. there would be no reason for it not to be safe, i just wouldn't want the shoulder straps to be cutting into my neck.
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