Five Point Harness Advice
Any advice or brand information is appreciated!

www.bkauto.com
I know several Corvette racers that have done this and it works well IMO....it keeps me firmly planted in the seat through the rigors of track use...no more fighting to support my shifting lateral body weight with my arms on the steering wheel. I also use a sternum strap to secure the 2 shoulder straps together on my chest. If you track your car you'll be amazed at the difference using a harness makes.
Livermore Performance is a good source for the components including the brackets you connect the harness straps to.
http://www.livermoreperformance.com/...te_safety.html
One note...my submarine straps are hooked-up the 'recommended' way with the two ends secured at either side of the front seat tracks....the sub strap runs up in front of me and connects to the cam lock. A better way would be to have the sub straps secured but run them through the base of the seat-back behind me (so I'm sitting on the sub strap) and bring them forward (under me) and connect them to the cam lock. This would be a better way to restrict the body's forward motion. I had too much mechanical stuff under my seat to run the straps under the seat from front to rear. I plan to see if there's a way to connect the sub straps to the rear seat tracks and run them up through the seat between the seat bottom and seat-back.

My stock seat belt is still functional but I've never used it since installing the harness.
I helped a good buddy (DoingOK) install the BK bar on his C6Z. It's expensive, but a very very nice piece.EDIT... how tall are you? I'd think the spot where the shoulder harnsesses come out may be low for taller people?
The bk system works but puts the lap belt and sub belt equal to your hips almost in front of you and IMHO this is not the best setup for protection. The mounts for sub and lap should be behind you. The sub should also come through the back of the seat and wrap under you while the lap would come from the side.
And yes get 6 point you don't want the boys to have to decide which side to pick in a split second.
Last edited by Wicked Weasel; Mar 25, 2009 at 10:40 AM.






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Any advice or brand information is appreciated!
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