991 sport seat 6 point belts without a subbelt tbar problem
#1
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991 sport seat 6 point belts without a subbelt tbar problem
I have been working with Brady at schroth for a set of belts are a sort of mixture of all things good
First we need a set that dont crowd the male genital areas, they recommend the hybrid belts without the large metal t bar that fit better In these areas. These slide over the attachment points of the lap belts at the buckle
Second the old profi 2 belts will not bolt onto the lap bolts on the seats in an aesthetic way. This is fixed with the gt3 specific harness that has a special bolt /bracket sewn in for this.
Lastly the new 991 seats are different from the 997 rs seats in that the old sub belts could hang over the front of the seat when not in use and you could drive without sitting on the buckle. Not the case now.
Solution gt3 specific belts with hybrid sub belts. When not in use they are flat on the seat and will not bother you whole driving with the regular 3 point belts
Thanks Brady for helping with the solution
First we need a set that dont crowd the male genital areas, they recommend the hybrid belts without the large metal t bar that fit better In these areas. These slide over the attachment points of the lap belts at the buckle
Second the old profi 2 belts will not bolt onto the lap bolts on the seats in an aesthetic way. This is fixed with the gt3 specific harness that has a special bolt /bracket sewn in for this.
Lastly the new 991 seats are different from the 997 rs seats in that the old sub belts could hang over the front of the seat when not in use and you could drive without sitting on the buckle. Not the case now.
Solution gt3 specific belts with hybrid sub belts. When not in use they are flat on the seat and will not bother you whole driving with the regular 3 point belts
Thanks Brady for helping with the solution
Last edited by s996; 05-06-2015 at 09:47 PM.
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Old belts work fine in the new buckets, just remove the buckle when not in use.
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3/...ub-bars-2.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3/...ub-bars-2.html
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I agree, no question GT3 belts fit as do the profi 2 belts but unlike the sport seats in the RS where you could remove the pad you cant with the 991 or at least I haven't figured out how to yet and even with the buckle released I was still sitting on that T bar. Is this not what you have? I may have them adjusted wrong and they may have to be "let out" 3-4 inches to get them over the front of the seat.
thanks Montoya
thanks Montoya
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I agree, no question GT3 belts fit as do the profi 2 belts but unlike the sport seats in the RS where you could remove the pad you cant with the 991 or at least I haven't figured out how to yet and even with the buckle released I was still sitting on that T bar. Is this not what you have? I may have them adjusted wrong and they may have to be "let out" 3-4 inches to get them over the front of the seat.
thanks Montoya
thanks Montoya
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Here is an example of a scroth gt3 6 point driver side and a gt3 4 point passenger we did for a customer who opted to not cut a hole into his LWB.
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IMG_2165 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/people/61989451@N08/]
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IMG_2165 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/people/61989451@N08/]
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#6
Here is an example of a scroth gt3 6 point driver side and a gt3 4 point passenger we did for a customer who opted to not cut a hole into his LWB.
-Dom
IMG_2165 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/people/61989451@N08/]
-Dom
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IMG_2165 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/people/61989451@N08/]
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Think I would opt for just the six point on the drivers side when one person was in the car and if you want to take a passenger use the basic 3 point standard not the six point
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
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Think I would opt for just the six point on the drivers side when one person was in the car and if you want to take a passenger use the basic 3 point standard not the six point
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
#10
Think I would opt for just the six point on the drivers side when one person was in the car and if you want to take a passenger use the basic 3 point standard not the six point
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
I think this is the legal pca way to do it. You must offer your passenger the same safely equipment that the driver is actively using.
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As long as both people use the 3 point it's legal in PCA. If you are taking a student it does help throttle throttle you back a bit. At least for me it does.
It is my understanding that the 3 point is designed to rotate the upper body and make it less likely to sub.
Harness with no antisub mechanism is dangerous, isn't it?
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If you are wearing a helmet, 3 point belts are safer than any kind of harnesses if the driver is not wearing a HANS. While harnessed with no HANS, your helmet is just ballast on your head - just more weight to torque your neck. Simple physics.
In fact, no helmet at all is safer with 3 point belts in an air-bagged car, than wearing a helmet with no HANS.
Lesson here is that you go all the way or do nothing at all.
Bottom line - all current DE helmet rules are antiquated.
In fact, no helmet at all is safer with 3 point belts in an air-bagged car, than wearing a helmet with no HANS.
Lesson here is that you go all the way or do nothing at all.
Bottom line - all current DE helmet rules are antiquated.
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If you are wearing a helmet, 3 point belts are safer than any kind of harnesses if the driver is not wearing a HANS. While harnessed with no HANS, your helmet is just ballast on your head - just more weight to torque your neck. Simple physics.
In fact, no helmet at all is safer with 3 point belts in an air-bagged car, than wearing a helmet with no HANS.
Lesson here is that you go all the way or do nothing at all.
Bottom line - all current DE helmet rules are antiquated.
In fact, no helmet at all is safer with 3 point belts in an air-bagged car, than wearing a helmet with no HANS.
Lesson here is that you go all the way or do nothing at all.
Bottom line - all current DE helmet rules are antiquated.
#14
On. The driver side we have a chassis mounted sub strap mount. I'll follow up with photos if you'd like to pm me
#15
Just post the pics of the mount on here. I'm sure others are interested as well.