CG-Lock
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Melting Slicks
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From: Pinellas Park Florida
CG-Lock
Short of going to a 6 point harness, I started looking for a better seat belt and ran in to(no pun intented) to a product called CG-Lock.
http://www.cg-lock.com/
Has anyone tried it-I know the device has a following in the Ricer Crowd, which how I found out about it. Does it do anything to hold you better in to the seat.
http://www.cg-lock.com/
Has anyone tried it-I know the device has a following in the Ricer Crowd, which how I found out about it. Does it do anything to hold you better in to the seat.
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Originally Posted by AutoCutter
Short of going to a 6 point harness, I started looking for a better seat belt and ran in to(no pun intented) to a product called CG-Lock.
http://www.cg-lock.com/
Has anyone tried it-I know the device has a following in the Ricer Crowd, which how I found out about it. Does it do anything to hold you better in to the seat.
http://www.cg-lock.com/
Has anyone tried it-I know the device has a following in the Ricer Crowd, which how I found out about it. Does it do anything to hold you better in to the seat.
...there may be something in the owners manual on how to accomplish the same, for FREE
...the Corvette has a neat feature to the seatbelt. You expend it all the way out, then let it retract up against you — I suggest you cinch the belt part tight before beginning this. Once it stops retracting, it won’t move outward again until you release it. It may not be a harness — that’s illegal on production cars — but it’s much better than a normal 3-point seatbelt and shoulder harness.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Pinellas Park Florida
Way Cool, thanks guys!
Actually, I did not find it in the owners manual, but it does work if you extend the seat belt. Very nice trick.
Actually, I did not find it in the owners manual, but it does work if you extend the seat belt. Very nice trick.
Last edited by AutoCutter; Dec 26, 2005 at 04:27 PM. Reason: Editing
