Harness
#31
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Thanks Mindy! Last time I checked, you were correct
#32
Rennlist Member
So when a female driver is a hot shoe, is it inappropriate to refer to them as having *****? Would this necessitate an upgrade from 5 to 6 points?
#33
#34
Rennlist Member
Mindy - Quite right..
Women is built different. Very happy about that too.
There are exceptions - You haven't met my ex-wife. She has brass ones. (Kidding - we do get along by the way).
All humor aside - I don't think most women really relish the thought of a 4G load up their crotch.
Either way, when getting belts its nice to consider the needs of other passengers or drivers. I've had students with 5 points and I was not a happy camper.
A major value to the 6 point sub-belt is that the load is distributed laterally by two belts to the sides of the inside legs. Muscle - not soft tissue.
Two places to distribute load and not just one.
Women is built different. Very happy about that too.
There are exceptions - You haven't met my ex-wife. She has brass ones. (Kidding - we do get along by the way).
All humor aside - I don't think most women really relish the thought of a 4G load up their crotch.
Either way, when getting belts its nice to consider the needs of other passengers or drivers. I've had students with 5 points and I was not a happy camper.
A major value to the 6 point sub-belt is that the load is distributed laterally by two belts to the sides of the inside legs. Muscle - not soft tissue.
Two places to distribute load and not just one.
#36
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
[quote=Coochas;10473054]So when a female driver is a hot shoe, is it inappropriate to refer to them as having *****? [QUOTE]
Coochas, when a woman is in a man's world she has to have the bigger *****.
You had me worried there..........
Coochas, when a woman is in a man's world she has to have the bigger *****.
You had me worried there..........
#37
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
So, do the driver and passenger have to have the same type of harness? Example: Driver=5 point, Passenger=6 point
#39
Rennlist Member
#40
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
#41
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
#42
The Enduro still has hardware under the round connector, it is quicker to to connect one slip in buckle than the 2 soft loos on the Hybrid, the only time I could see it making a difference is in a driver change during an endurance race.
The Hybrid II uses 2" shoulder belts for use w/ a HANS device, Hybrid III uses 3" belts for use w/o the HANS
Here is a pic of a Hybrid II, w/ tunnel side hooked up in the sub loop and the door side loose, the door lap clip goes through the soft loop, there is no hardware at all below the controller, much more comfy on tender parts
The Hybrid II uses 2" shoulder belts for use w/ a HANS device, Hybrid III uses 3" belts for use w/o the HANS
Here is a pic of a Hybrid II, w/ tunnel side hooked up in the sub loop and the door side loose, the door lap clip goes through the soft loop, there is no hardware at all below the controller, much more comfy on tender parts