HANS model for GT3 seat?
09-03-2008, 12:24 AM
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HANS model for GT3 seat?
Checking to see what model HANS you guys use with the fixed back GT3 Euro seat - model 20 was recommended by Winecountry.
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09-03-2008, 09:07 AM
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I have the disconnects, and use them occasionally. But I am thinking about switching to the new style that allows better peripheral vision, which is essentially a single tether that slides through mounted slots. My friends who have that say they prefer it. It is the same price as the disconnects. Just something to consider.
09-03-2008, 09:14 AM
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I have the disconnects, and use them occasionally. But I am thinking about switching to the new style that allows better peripheral vision, which is essentially a single tether that slides through mounted slots. My friends who have that say they prefer it. It is the same price as the disconnects. Just something to consider.
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btw, I tried the Sport Line HANS on the other day (20 degree size M) and it's made of plastic and notably heavier than the regular Carbon Fiber one. It's also almost bullet proof if you drop it or it falls off the roof of your car. Both the regular model and the Sport model include the slider style helmet connectors as standard. QD's are an upgrade price.
09-03-2008, 07:21 PM
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The two types of attachment are the sliders and the quick disconnects (QD's). The QD's are orange tethers with metal clips, they make it very fast to separate the HANS and the helmet.
btw, I tried the Sport Line HANS on the other day (20 degree size M) and it's made of plastic and notably heavier than the regular Carbon Fiber one. It's also almost bullet proof if you drop it or it falls off the roof of your car. Both the regular model and the Sport model include the slider style helmet connectors as standard. QD's are an upgrade price.
btw, I tried the Sport Line HANS on the other day (20 degree size M) and it's made of plastic and notably heavier than the regular Carbon Fiber one. It's also almost bullet proof if you drop it or it falls off the roof of your car. Both the regular model and the Sport model include the slider style helmet connectors as standard. QD's are an upgrade price.
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The two types of attachment are the sliders and the quick disconnects (QD's). The QD's are orange tethers with metal clips, they make it very fast to separate the HANS and the helmet.
btw, I tried the Sport Line HANS on the other day (20 degree size M) and it's made of plastic and notably heavier than the regular Carbon Fiber one. It's also almost bullet proof if you drop it or it falls off the roof of your car. Both the regular model and the Sport model include the slider style helmet connectors as standard. QD's are an upgrade price.
btw, I tried the Sport Line HANS on the other day (20 degree size M) and it's made of plastic and notably heavier than the regular Carbon Fiber one. It's also almost bullet proof if you drop it or it falls off the roof of your car. Both the regular model and the Sport model include the slider style helmet connectors as standard. QD's are an upgrade price.