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CGLock - racing harness alternative, anyone use this device?
CG Lock. Came across this device in my journeys.
http://www.pdm-racing.com/products/sparco.htm Anyone used this? Any good as a harness alternative? Simon
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It will keep the lap belt tight but does nothing to tighten upi the shoulder portion of the three point.
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It works exactly as advetised, locks your hips down into the seat very well. I looked into several different alternatives for my 997 and without changing my seats to allow for a shoulder harness pass-through (like the Stroth) it's the best way to stay planted (that I know of) and its rather inexpensive.
Their service is excellent also, as I had a minor glitch in mine after a few months and they sent me a new (slightly improved model too!) one, no questions asked!
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Just use a H clip from any baby/child seat. Does the same thing. If you cant find one or dont have one PM me your address and Ill send you one. I probably have a dozen or so.
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I have CG Lock that I am no longer using since I have Harnesses now. If you don't want to pay the full $40 for a new one, I'll sell you mine. $20 + US Mail shipping an it is yours. PM me.
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I also used to use a lock from a baby seat. Works great.
The other effective thing that's free is to simply snug the belt down good, release the buckle, snug it an extra inch or so, give it a 360 degree twist, then suck in your gut and clip. The twist in the belt will keep it very tight. Very effective. |
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Great feedback and thanks for the generous offers! Dan especially, I may take you up on your offer once I get over the guilt issue of having you send it all the way to Australia!
Simon
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Simon, Not a problem. USPS gets there eventually.
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