In need of a used racing seat - HANs device -Helmet
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In need of a used racing seat - HANs device -Helmet
Great! belts, helmet, and my FAI seat, all expire this next year 2012.
Anyone have a line on a decent FAI race seat, that is not too old, and a 2010 helmet and HANs device?
Let me know.
Mark
Anyone have a line on a decent FAI race seat, that is not too old, and a 2010 helmet and HANs device?
Let me know.
Mark
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Mark, timed out seats are usually ok with seat back brace, if it's a timed out halo you can just add a passenger side net...check your rules for sure but it might help.
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yes, seat belts that have expiration dates in '12 are toast, but this usually means they are marked 2007 if FIA for expiration in '12. (5 years for FAI belts)
really? maybe i got the rules wrong, are you sure. if so, thats good news as I do have a seat back brace bolted in. SCCA hasnt done side nets yet. I think PRC, (part NASA) runs with side nets now, but im not sure. I have to check because I want to run with PRC again this season.
thanks again,
Mark
thanks again,
Mark
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You probably won't like my advice but it's meant for your own good so please just consider it as that.
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
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You probably won't like my advice but it's meant for your own good so please just consider it as that.
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
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You probably won't like my advice but it's meant for your own good so please just consider it as that.
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
Don't skimp on your safety equipment, buy new stuff so you know it hasn't been thru any accidents, etc. Buy the best you can afford and what fits you best, as I remember you are not a small guy so a seat will need to fit you just right to hold and protect you properly.
Rather than buy used, skip one race, with the extra gas, travel, and entry fee money you save, you can buy a nice seat that properly fits you.
I really do understand racing on a budget, but safety equipment isn't a place to buy the cheapest thing available.
Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend !
I figured a FAI seat really couldnt be that much of a problem as long as the fit was good. my 928 is a funky fit anyway with the pedals and dash placement.
Its just tough, when everything safety wise needs to be replaced, and all that money doesnt make you go any faster! I think the helmet rules are a little silly. a Snell 2000 helmet that doesnt have any hits on it, should be just fine, especially when used with a HANs. new belts on the way, new helmet almost picked out. need to get it soon, so i can get it painted before next season!
Thanks, Have a good weekend yourself!
Mark
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Painting the helmet will sure make you go faster!!!! lol
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C'mom Mark, you know better......don't mess around when it comes to safety.
I have a few used seats available and some left-over Sparco helmets that could work too.
Shoot me an email.....
Cheers,
James
I have a few used seats available and some left-over Sparco helmets that could work too.
Shoot me an email.....
Cheers,
James
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Heck, its not like i wanted to put a picnic bench in my race car. I was only asking about a used FAI seat and an '05 helmet. The main thing is really getting the right HANs too. I guess with the prices coming down for HANs, it wont be that bad even if i go new.
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by the way , is the rule the same in PCA or NASA?