are schroth ralye harnesses good?
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they work, but I wouldn't use them if you didn't have a cage, if you do roll over you have no place to go (and most events wont let you use them like at an auto x unless you have a cage)
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Are you talking about a normal harness?
If so, like Bone said, I wouldn't run a harness with out a cage to support the roof in the case of a rollover. Seatbelts are designed to allow lateral movement so you can get out of the way of a collapsing roof. A harness will hold you in place.
If so, like Bone said, I wouldn't run a harness with out a cage to support the roof in the case of a rollover. Seatbelts are designed to allow lateral movement so you can get out of the way of a collapsing roof. A harness will hold you in place.
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harness' are fine for autox but i wouldn't do a track day in one with out a cage. actually the schrothe's are the only harnesses that are DOT approved, they do allow some movement in case you get in a wreck!
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ok i know its a rival sight but just look at the pictures! http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthr...chroth+Harness
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yes I am talking about those 4 pts, I know from experience that they will not let you compete in certain track events without an SCCA approved cage
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