harness help!!!


Teggymun

Teggymun

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98 jdm dc2, 85 ae86, 89 prelude
Im looking at getting a set or str fia aproved harnesses. Anyone used them before? Whats the quality like??
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Never heard of that brand. Any reason why you need FIA approval?

I run TRS harnesses and they are very good.

Schroth harness are some of the best you can have.
 
si8pny said:
Never heard of that brand. Any reason why you need FIA approval?

I run TRS harnesses and they are very good.

Schroth harness are some of the best you can have.
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Just looking around, have a takata the now but fancy a change, been looking at srs, sabelt and schroth too
 
calumuir13 said:
Just looking around, have a takata the now but fancy a change, been looking at srs, sabelt and schroth too
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If you have a real takata then you have a very good quality harness and jdm points haha.

Unless you want to go racing isnt much point in getting an FIA approved belt.

Given the one you posted above is £109 and the equvilant from a cheaper brand like TRS is in the £300 mark I wouldnt buy the one above.
 
si8pny said:
If you have a real takata then you have a very good quality harness and jdm points haha.

Unless you want to go racing isnt much point in getting an FIA approved belt.

Given the one you posted above is £109 and the equvilant from a cheaper brand like TRS is in the £300 mark I wouldnt buy the one above.
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Fair enough lol im looking at a.set of sabelt, not bothered about jdm points tbh haha also thinking of swapping up my nardi for a suede grip royal
 
I've got an rss harness.
Is 3"(shoulder and lap) turn buckle lock, fia approved and was around £100
IMHO fia approved is essential if you track your car. Sure a cheaper harness might save you, an fia one will....usually.
 
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