Racing harnesses

[tvrslag]

Did my first trackday with the TMS guys at bruntingthorpe a month ago, and one problem I found was I kept getting the feeling I was due to fall out the window as I wasn't being held in the seat very well. Everything else was great (apart from the forthcoming engine rebuild).
Hopefully a three of four point harness should cure this and I'm keen to get one fitted.
The question is, has anybody done this on a cerb and where do people reccomend the mounting points to go, and what is the best harness for a simple novice (no 6 point race things please)?

[B19TOY]

I fitted a Willans 3 point harness using the existing upper rear seatbelt mount and the front seatbelt sill / tunnel mounts. Just replace the standard bolts with extended eye bolts, it takes minutes to do.

[tvrslag]

How did you find the harness?

Problem is I rather wanted to keep the original belt in place. I can't be bothered with all the harness hassle all the time. So I wanted something I could fit easily (after some eye bolt mounting work) and then take out to return the car to standard. Could I keep the original belts in place but then secure them with eye bolts rather than the originals? Then use the eye bolts for a quick release harness?

edited as I don't pay attention to what i'm writing.

>> Edited by tvrslag on Friday 9th May 07:47

[jurdy]

You can keep both. When I bought my cerbie it had luke 4 point harnesses fitted .Suggest you speak to Brian at Fernhurst as he/they did the work.

[Alf Essex]

I'd like to know if anyone has done this for the Tuscan also?

Alan.

[RichardP]

I've fitted a 4-point Luke harness to my Cerbera. I ordered it from DT along with extra long eye-bolts. This enabled the exiting lap belt to remain in place.

Richard

[d_drinks]

Dannyit had both normal seatbelt and harness fitted, might be worth mailing him via his profile to see where he had them fitted etc..

[monkeyjunky]

I have normal and harness fitted. The lower mounts are shared the seatbelt, the upper uses the rear mounting points on the parcel shelf. Work was done by Brian at Furnhurst.

[tvrslag]

cheers for the information guys, its been helpfull.