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You do realize you could have a car approaching 115 mph that could be slower then the 11.49 cutoff? Don't you think you should have better protection then a two inch lap belt?
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Do not think the G/PS 95 ImpalaSS car will do that on its best day. Rules do not even require a roll bar. But you are correct about safety and trying to find out what is best. Dan |
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I ran a car in P/SA at an NHRA Divisional race last year with an expired set of belts. I was told that they did not even look at them if they were not needed for the class. If I were running a slow car on a consistent basis I would definately have a set.
I have a set of RJS camlock belts that I took out this past weekend. Expiration date 5/12. Send me an email if you are interested. I will give you a good deal on them. aarontallison@gmail.com
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RJS will reweb your belts and send them back with new dates for about $49.00 including freight
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