Seatbelt Harnesses

[cburgin]

Where is the best place to buy, the best brand, at a reasonable "weekend wheeler" price!!

 

[Roughshod]

What kind are you looking for?

 

[cburgin]

5 points. Not sure about the different locks or brands

 

[Caver Dave]

This just MHO, but...

- Twist locks are hard to operate with wet/muddy hands & gloves
-Push-button (like most seatbelts) eventually pack with dirt/mud and either get "sticky" or won't unlatch
- Old-school lever type with a pull string can be cleaned/waxed & maintained better/easier

I've got a pair of used levers and a single new Corbeau push button... the Corbeau will likely get sold

 

[StretchASU]

For the money I like Crow harnesses. Good quality, always had good customer service and it's not much more to get the shoulder pads sewn in.

 

[tw89yj]

X2 on crows. Even better if you compete, when they expire, send them in and they recertify them for around $40.

 

[braxton357]

They all start to suck after a year or so, so latch style doesn't matter much in my opinion.
They aren't sfi rated but my preference is by far the corbeaus for comfort and ease of use. Softer material, 2" straps and much easier to buckle.

 

[quickracer]

i ran the camlock style in my rockwell buggy,,went to MT city in January of 2009 ..i couldnt get out of the buggy due to moisture in the camlock froze..lucky i want hurt or on fire..never do that again.

 

[cburgin]

http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?parta~partsort~1~cadeikca

Clicked the offroad section on the Crow website and this is what came up. What is the difference in the three? I am not familiar with the different latches! Also, I like the narrow belts of the corbeau with the push button lock, but is the 5 point needed more so than just the 4 point that Corbeau has seen below?

http://www.corbeau.com/products/harness_belts/2-inch_harness_belts/

 

[tw89yj]

I prefer one of these. A 5 point is awesome once you get used to it. The 5th belt keeps the harness from riding up and really keeps you down in the seat. I wear the 5th link even if I don't put on the shoulder harnesses while trailriding.

http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?parta~partsort~1~cadeikca

 

[cburgin]

I prefer one of these. A 5 point is awesome once you get used to it. The 5th belt keeps the harness from riding up and really keeps you down in the seat. I wear the 5th link even if I don't put on the shoulder harnesses while trailriding.
http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?parta~partsort~1~cadeikca

Am I a complete idiot or is there only 4 points on that link?

 

[tw89yj]

That's really weird. Everytime I copy the URL, it changes it to that link. The page I was trying to link is the "Offroad Racing Restraints", as seen on this page.
http://www.crowenterprizes.com/Pages/DriverRestraints.html

 

[Oliver's]

I've been using Corbeau for years, never had an issue.

I can get you a latch and link set for 90 ea. bux plus shipping.

Thx.

 

[cburgin]

That's really weird. Everytime I copy the URL, it changes it to that link. The page I was trying to link is the "Offroad Racing Restraints", as seen on this page.
http://www.crowenterprizes.com/Pages/DriverRestraints.html

It did the same thing to me. I linked the offroad harness as well.

 

[cburgin]

DW, pm sent your way!

 

[chris]

It did the same thing to me. I linked the offroad harness as well.

Try this.

 

[cburgin]

Think I am going to go with the Corbeau latch and link 5 points. Found a set for $198 shipped!