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Old 11-21-2012, 05:09 PM   #15
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Post pic of cg lock?
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Old 11-21-2012, 05:59 PM   #16
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http://cg-lock.com/

I have CG-Locks in my Miata and Mustang. Ran a long track day at Mid-Ohio earlier this year in the Mustang, which has much less supportive seats than the BRZ, and it held me in place very well. Never wished I had a 4-pt or 5-pt harness on track. I also have a Schroth 4-pt in my Mini, but for autocross only.
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Old 11-22-2012, 10:54 PM   #17
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Never EVER get a roll bar like this for a DD (http://www.autopowerindustries.com/I...g/DSC_2942.jpg). I have seen one bend in half from a rear collision. The bend ended where the front passenger was and he ended up cracking his head on it. Also never run a full cage on a DD unless you like to wear a helmet every time you drive.
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Old 11-28-2012, 12:29 PM   #18
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anybody mount here for 4 point?
Way too low
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Old 11-28-2012, 02:29 PM   #19
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Way too low
And, yet, if you actually read the instructions for a Schroth Rallye 4, that is EXACTLY where they tell you to mount it.
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Old 11-30-2012, 01:43 AM   #20
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if you find you're sliding around get a CGLOCK or just brace with your foot
I can't comment on the rest, but I have A CGLock and it does not work in this car. The buckle is so fat that the jaws don't go around it. Maybe with some longer screws, it's doable.

Maybe there's a newer revision, mine is probably a few years old (given to me by a friend, so no idea).
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I just got a new CG lock in the last couple of months and it came with 3 different sets of screws. Can't remember which I ended up using, but it works fine for DD and AutoX for me.

Picked it up here: http://www.theracersstore.com/
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I can't comment on the rest, but I have A CGLock and it does not work in this car. The buckle is so fat that the jaws don't go around it. Maybe with some longer screws, it's doable.

Maybe there's a newer revision, mine is probably a few years old (given to me by a friend, so no idea).
CGLock works just fine. If you can't get it working, either your using the wrong screws or your doing it wrong. Mine works just fine and its almost 3yrs old.
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Makes sense now. Mine was given to me so there were no extra screws. Home Depot to the rescue!
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Never EVER get a roll bar like this for a DD (http://www.autopowerindustries.com/I...g/DSC_2942.jpg). I have seen one bend in half from a rear collision. The bend ended where the front passenger was and he ended up cracking his head on it. Also never run a full cage on a DD unless you like to wear a helmet every time you drive.

What is a DD? I was looking at these for my FR-S. Advice?
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Daily Driver, get a half cage if you really want a good mounting place for your harness, if you dont want a half cage then I would rather bolt the harness to the floor rather just a harness bar if it was me.
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Daily Driver, get a half cage if you really want a good mounting place for your harness, if you dont want a half cage then I would rather bolt the harness to the floor rather just a harness bar if it was me.
Thanks. Was looking at that autopower one, but removing the harness bar, or even the whole thing when not on track.
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see above, and PS, just google half-cage, came up empty, what do you suggest?
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I installed a Schroth Rallye 4 (4-point harness) into my 2013 FR-S and love it. It uses an anti-submarine system which allows your upper shoulders to rotate slightly and keeps your hips planted in the seat. I have it mounted to the front seatbelt mounting points and the appropriate rear seat lower seatbelt mounting points with all original seat belts still in place.

After a full day on the track at Thunderhill, I have no complaints. I was held in place extremely well and was able to completely relax my body and listen to the car as I drove. I have been doing track and AX events for 7 years and I'm a PCA national instructor and I definitely recommend this particular 4-point harness.

Between the length of the straps and some flex in the seat, a full harness attached to a roll bar is definitely more secure. However, I have a CG lock in my 911 and this 4-point harness is a HUGE improvement.
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