Discussion
Steve H said:
Not wanting to pee on any bonfires but unless you have a cage using buckets and harnesses is not recommended.
Really?Edit: Did a bit more research. Decapitation... got it. Nothing wrong with the bucket seats though surely?
Edited by Nampahc Niloc on Friday 29th May 20:16
Have to make a point.
A harness will allow you to keep a better control of the car and therefore less likely to need the use of a cage.
Original belts only hold you in for one direction of curve. If it's an RHD then you'll be safer for LH corners
BUT
If you lose t on a RH corner then there's nothing to stop you entering the Passenger's seat, withthe wheel in your hands.
Belts over both shoulders should be considered a minimum.

A harness will allow you to keep a better control of the car and therefore less likely to need the use of a cage.
Original belts only hold you in for one direction of curve. If it's an RHD then you'll be safer for LH corners
BUT
If you lose t on a RH corner then there's nothing to stop you entering the Passenger's seat, withthe wheel in your hands.
Belts over both shoulders should be considered a minimum.

Edited by Mr Cerbera on Tuesday 2nd June 20:00
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