harness choice???

[mike1pow]

Guys and Gals, looking to get harness's for our road/track car and not sure to go for bolt in or the clip in ones?

What is anyone else running and pros and cons of both would be great!

Cheers!!!

 

[tommy g]

ive had both and dont really notice the difference other than its quicker to take the clip ones off!

 

[powey]

Did you not find the clip ones rattled more?

 

[tommy g]

yer, there fooking anoying! i prefer bolt in's!

 

[mike1pow]

im considdering theses in blue

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=ROAD&pcode=SAB901002NP

 

[tommy g]

i had those but in 4 points and in red there nice harnesses!

 

[powey]

Id say go for 4 point, they sit better and comfy'er in my onion

 

[Jonny1*2]

Get on the bay mate, you'll be able to get some cheaper than that.

 

[Jonny1*2]

Id say go for 4 point, they sit better and comfy'er in my onion

How so, they still have to go through the seat holes? Do you attach them seperately or same place in the rear?

 

[mike1pow]

Get on the bay mate, you'll be able to get some cheaper than that.

Been looking for a while, they are all red and i want blue to go in the cup

 

[powey]

How so, they still have to go through the seat holes? Do you attach them seperately or same place in the rear?

Unless the harness is bolted perfectly in the middle 1 harness will sit slightly offset which will be noticeable, speaking from experience

 

[Jonny1*2]

do you have the mounting plates welded in? or do you use the hooks under the rear seats?

 

[powey]

I use the isofix points, the one on the subframe and the one on the floor of the b-pillar

(4 point)

 

[Jonny1*2]

so no drilling required? all parts already there? presumably you're seat (not standard i assume) subframe already have harness points on them.