Installing street-legal 4-point harnesses in the Evo (Schroth)
Nov 10, 2006, 01:02 PM
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Installing street-legal 4-point harnesses in the Evo (Schroth)
I posted a write-up on how to install Schroth 4-point harnesses in the Evo. These are one of the few DOT legal harnesses that you can buy, and they do not require a harness bar. Enjoy.
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The whole purpose of these Schroth harnesses is that they are designed for street cars without rollbars.
The risk with a standard harness is that they hold you upright when the car rolls, breaking your neck. With the Schroth, there's a portion of one shoulder belt that actually lengthens under a hard impact which, along with the fact that there is no crotch belt, will give you room to slump.
If you want a harness, these are the only one to consider with out a rollbar.
The risk with a standard harness is that they hold you upright when the car rolls, breaking your neck. With the Schroth, there's a portion of one shoulder belt that actually lengthens under a hard impact which, along with the fact that there is no crotch belt, will give you room to slump.
If you want a harness, these are the only one to consider with out a rollbar.
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The whole purpose of these Schroth harnesses is that they are designed for street cars without rollbars.
The risk with a standard harness is that they hold you upright when the car rolls, breaking your neck. With the Schroth, there's a portion of one shoulder belt that actually lengthens under a hard impact which, along with the fact that there is no crotch belt, will give you room to slump.
If you want a harness, these are the only one to consider with out a rollbar.
The risk with a standard harness is that they hold you upright when the car rolls, breaking your neck. With the Schroth, there's a portion of one shoulder belt that actually lengthens under a hard impact which, along with the fact that there is no crotch belt, will give you room to slump.
If you want a harness, these are the only one to consider with out a rollbar.
im running these as well due to no cage at the moment. my cage will be done shortly soon and i think that i might switch up the harnesses to some solid 3" after that
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Great write up Peter G
http://www.evolvedperformance.com/Ev...ess_Belts.html
this should be the new link^ as the fist posted did not work for me. Just thought I would help the next guy
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http://www.evolvedperformance.com/Ev...ess_Belts.html
this should be the new link^ as the fist posted did not work for me. Just thought I would help the next guy
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Thanks Jeller. I updated the software behind the site and didn't have time to back through all of my previous posts. Glad the instructions helped.
(Only 13 days before I leave for Targa -- my car is in Toronto right now changing transporters for the haul out to Newfoundland)
(Only 13 days before I leave for Targa -- my car is in Toronto right now changing transporters for the haul out to Newfoundland)
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