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accordionfolder HalfDork
6/25/16 12:58 a.m.

I know, dead horse, but the anti-sub strap is rather important on race belts. It must be directly behind or below the buckle because otherwise it, literally, does nothing. I've seen so many badly installed anti-sub straps that I'm not sure people are really aware what submarining is/how dangerous it is. Unless the harness is designed to be a 4 point, it's not going to work without a substrap. Cheap/Knock off belts aren't worth your life.

https://youtu.be/HR_FhuSEaU8

https://www.24hoursoflemons.com/images/How-Not-To-Fail-LeMons-Tech.pdf

Keith Tanner
Keith Tanner GRM+ Memberand MegaDork
6/25/16 7:36 p.m.

Customer is having the stock seat modified for a proper sub belt mounting.

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accordionfolder HalfDork
6/30/16 11:23 p.m.

Sorry Keith, I should have been more clear; that response was only tangentially (spl?) related to your original post (i.e. I wasn't trying to harp/preach at you, just the dead horse of 5/6 point sub straps in a general sense). That was more a general pile of information. I have a fear of people googling for this type of question, and coming to odd conclusions after digging through this thread (internet "old wives tales").

Like I said; I've seen a lot of 4 point harness that shouldn't be, and 5/6 point straps mounted where they wouldn't do their job as well as they should.

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