Window nets
Window nets
10-15-2002, 10:05 PM
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To keep your arms, legs, head inside the car in the event of an accident.
Ed,
Check with Dave Turner Motorsports in San diego. They make a net that doesn't require you to have a full roll cage or alter you car.
Ed,
Check with Dave Turner Motorsports in San diego. They make a net that doesn't require you to have a full roll cage or alter you car.
10-15-2002, 10:31 PM
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Ed,
Since you have roll cage it's pretty simple to install. The net I have attaches with hose clamps and is easliy removed. I would get the type that has a GM type seatbelt latch which latches at the top. Try OG Racing, they will have them.
Stay away from the door mount nets, if the door opens in a crash you have nothing protecting your arms.
Since you have roll cage it's pretty simple to install. The net I have attaches with hose clamps and is easliy removed. I would get the type that has a GM type seatbelt latch which latches at the top. Try OG Racing, they will have them.
Stay away from the door mount nets, if the door opens in a crash you have nothing protecting your arms.
