If you are thinking about getting a HANS device- don't
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Saw the car, spoke with the driver; swore by his HANs. I'm getting mine before the next event. Too bad for the car, it was a nice clean ride. I'm sure it will be better off after the fixes. I suggested it was a blessing -- time for the wide body kit!
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Love the R3. I have had both. My Hans was an earlier version and it had problems with the belts slipping off a bit. They have made them better now with a ridge but the great thing about the R3 is it can be used with 3 point belts.
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No real answer to the issue, but I believe its coming sooner than later. It won't take too many incidents of expensive cars requiring significant repairs for the insurance companies to start cancelling you after your first on-track incident, or the policy saying the car and occupants are not covered if they're on a race track.
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no, you did right.
it's better to spend $500 more today, then wait for the reduced cost one only to find out you hit the wall and break your neck while waiting.
it's better to spend $500 more today, then wait for the reduced cost one only to find out you hit the wall and break your neck while waiting.
Last edited by mooty; 10-29-2008 at 09:09 PM.
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For me it was simply, will this be enough fun to drop another 5-10K into my car? The answer is Hell Yeah!