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klittl06 04-22-2015 09:47 PM

Scrothe Rallye 3 Harness - Pictures Installed
 
I recently got a Scrothe Rallye 3 Harness and someone asked for pictures of it installed. Feel free to ask any questions.

Please excuse the dog fur :bonk:

Driver side view
http://i.imgur.com/P2UHwyH.jpg

Passenger side view
http://i.imgur.com/vi7CRSc.jpg

Left side attachment
http://i.imgur.com/FJBeSs3.jpg

Right side attachment
http://i.imgur.com/DkbmXCN.jpg

Rear attachment
http://i.imgur.com/4SvIOpc.jpg

Ranatsu 04-23-2015 01:53 AM

Do you have the rear section mounted to the factory shoulder strap location.

ryoma 04-23-2015 02:19 AM

is it fine to have the rear mount off to one side? aren't you putting uneven tension on the harness that way?

FRSfan111 04-23-2015 02:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ryoma (Post 2223729)
is it fine to have the rear mount off to one side? aren't you putting uneven tension on the harness that way?


Negative. It's a rally 3 it's designed to be installed that way. I have one installed in my car for over a year now. I did with it now too. After tracking with it on I feel so loose in any seat without one now.

Makes a WORLD of difference.

klittl06 04-23-2015 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ranatsu (Post 2223716)
Do you have the rear section mounted to the factory shoulder strap location.

Yes, this is per the instructions.

klittl06 04-23-2015 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ryoma (Post 2223729)
is it fine to have the rear mount off to one side? aren't you putting uneven tension on the harness that way?

As @FRSfan111 said, it's designed to be installed this way. Everything is adjustable for a snug fit.

And you really do feel loose with just using the factory seat belt after you've used the harness. That long driver seatbelt buckle has to be to blame, at least partially.

Ranatsu 04-25-2015 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klittl06 (Post 2224619)
Yes, this is per the instructions.

Yea I was aware, just wanted to confirm.
Thanks :)

raul 04-27-2015 10:51 AM

I admit I haven't researched harnesses because I'm not at that point yet, but aren't there some safety issues associated with not using an actual harness bar and going all the way to the baby seat attachment points?

cjd 04-27-2015 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raul (Post 2228172)
I admit I haven't researched harnesses because I'm not at that point yet, but aren't there some safety issues associated with not using an actual harness bar and going all the way to the baby seat attachment points?

Yes. I believe this install goes to the rest shoulder strap mount.

No idea on safety of the two straps around your neck...

Kostamojen 04-27-2015 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raul (Post 2228172)
I admit I haven't researched harnesses because I'm not at that point yet, but aren't there some safety issues associated with not using an actual harness bar and going all the way to the baby seat attachment points?

Some would say a harness bar that is attached with bolts right behind your head is even less safe in a crash.

xwd 04-27-2015 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raul (Post 2228172)
I admit I haven't researched harnesses because I'm not at that point yet, but aren't there some safety issues associated with not using an actual harness bar and going all the way to the baby seat attachment points?

The attachment point most of us are using is the seatbelt mount which is very sturdy. There are some groups who won't let you use this harness on track because they don't believe in the ASM technology.

FRSfan111 04-27-2015 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dwx (Post 2228543)
The attachment point most of us are using is the seatbelt mount which is very sturdy. There are some groups who won't let you use this harness on track because they don't believe in the ASM technology.

Completely agree. My local Porsche auto x group and hpde group allow it. Just ask around.

klittl06 04-27-2015 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FRSfan111 (Post 2228722)
Completely agree. My local Porsche auto x group and hpde group allow it. Just ask around.

+1

This harness is also dot approved because of the asm technology, although, I don't dd with the harness in use. There is a clip just behind the headrest in the pics so it quickly and easily stows. I wouldn't be able to get my coffee out of the cup holder with the harness on.

1Cor10:23 06-04-2015 08:04 PM

@klittl06 could you offer some detail as to how to access the rear mounting point?


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