surgical tubing
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Originally Posted by bill walczak
Bunji is probably the racing version of bungee. Less understeer. Bungee does not tie like surgical tube but I am sure it works fine
Rich, Norm has a unlimited supply of surgical tubing. He did not have to spring for the $14.00
Sorry you guys can't join us at Sebring. Looks like very cool event.
Rich, Norm has a unlimited supply of surgical tubing. He did not have to spring for the $14.00
Sorry you guys can't join us at Sebring. Looks like very cool event.
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How do you attach to the belts? Where is the optimal place to attach to the roof area so the belts are up and in reach? What size tubing do you use?
Any guidance would be great!
Any guidance would be great!
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Run the tubing through the small space where the belt attaches to the metal clip. (The clip part that goes into the cam lock.) Double it back and tie it with two zip ties.
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4 Kurves beat me to it, but here is one of our Grand Am Cup 330i's. You can see how the tubing holds the harness in place. It's an ex-turner car before we painted it, hence the colors.
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Originally Posted by JackOlsen
This is great. My challenge now is to find black surgical tubing.
Is it possible to use it in any way up on the shoulder belts?
Is it possible to use it in any way up on the shoulder belts?
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In Physical Therapy world we have stuff called Theratube. Comes in a rainbow of colors, each with a different wall thickness, which equals resistance for exercises. You could probably go by your local PT clinic and buy a few feet off the folks for a buck. Warning: black and grey offer the most resistance, so unless you want a work out trying to buckle in, ask 'em for the yellow or red.....
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Yes, I though we were talking about shoulder belts not the lap belts. I do not have an issue with lap belts it is the shoulder belts that get in the way more than anything.
Still looking for recommendations on optimal thickness, length estimates or guidelines, and where to mount on the roof in relation to the seat/belts.
Thanks for the advice so far everyone!
Still looking for recommendations on optimal thickness, length estimates or guidelines, and where to mount on the roof in relation to the seat/belts.
Thanks for the advice so far everyone!