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deadscoob
Original Poster
1,042 posts
129 months
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DHGTR
1,027 posts
112 months
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Hi Craig, factory belts certainly used to be the race buckle type a few years back. Don't know if they have changed them in recent years. I have race buckle type and didnt have any probs with SVA.
Dave
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356Speedster
1,630 posts
100 months
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I've just ordered my harnesses, they are Willans with the aircraft style buckle, but I'm not certain which exact model they are. Would be nice to know if you find out.
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LSX Fan
18 posts
16 months
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The first thing you need to ask yourself is do you plan on using your GTR strictly as a racer or if it'll see street use. That will determine the legality of the seat belt you plan to use. The examples you presented have two different release mechanisms...one legal for racing...the other legal for road use. I don't think the aircraft-style mechanism is road legal...but I may be wrong.
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UltimaCH
1,719 posts
58 months
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LSX Fan said: The first thing you need to ask yourself is do you plan on using your GTR strictly as a racer or if it'll see street use. That will determine the legality of the seat belt you plan to use. The examples you presented have two different release mechanisms...one legal for racing...the other legal for road use. I don't think the aircraft-style mechanism is road legal...but I may be wrong. Well, the aircraft-style mechanism is NOT road legal here in Switzerland, even many do use it. That type of release mechanism will not pass the technical registration inspection.
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deadscoob
Original Poster
1,042 posts
129 months
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The ones supplied by ultima are the aircraft buckle type and are fine for iva.
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F.C.
2,553 posts
77 months
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deadscoob said: The second type are road legal, they have the red button to release (for Joe publics ease of recognition) they will also have a BS mark or , numbers to: BS 3254: 1960 or BS3254:Part 1 1988. FIA approved / marked belts are not strictly legal (unless they have the BS numbers as well) but few MOT bods read the actual requirements anyway. As it stands harnesses which only show FIA approval are not eligible for the MOT test unless the vehicle presenter can prove (documented proof) that the standards marked on the harness meet or are equivalent to BS 3254: 1960 or BS3254:Part 1 1988. So generally aircraft type buckles are a no no.
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3Dee
2,543 posts
90 months
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Hells-bells! What about Sabelt ones?
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Steve_D
8,653 posts
127 months
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3Dee said: Hells-bells! What about Sabelt ones? I have the Sabelt ones and have never had an issue with SVA or MOT. Steve
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Storer
1,990 posts
84 months
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I have the factory Willans 6 point set and had no problems with the MOT test.
Paul
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DHGTR
1,027 posts
112 months
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I have Sparco aircraft type and had no probs at iva three years ago and no probs at mot last month.
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