im looking to get a sparco harnness 4 or 5 point in blue . were are some good sites that offer competitive low prices .

 

The problem with Sparco's products is that it usually takes 6 months to receive the product if they don't have it in stock. You can try www.sportscarmotion.com
www.gothamracing.com
http://www.spipowerexcel.com/main.htm
www.mvpmotorsports.com
Good luck, because you are definitely going to need it!

 

primmracing.com has competitive prices on Sparco products.

 

Racer wholesale, racers network. Is this street, or dual use? Unless you have a 5th hole you will ruin your seat on a 5 point.

 

try www.ogracing.com

Great guys

 

thanks allot guys for the feedback .. i have 1 on the drivers side which is a 4 point . so i will go with another 4 point since it will not ruin my recaro seat. i would like a 5 but not needed at the moment . i appreciate the help guys thanks

 

4 point harness... also known as the gut buster. You're probably better off with the stock belt than a 4-point belt of doom.

 

Care to substantiate that statement? For Time trials, and AX I'd rather be in my seat than next to it, but I guess that's just a personal preference
For Road Racing 5, or 6 point are certainly a must have although I've seen quite a few otherwise well prepared HPDE cars running the 4 point when the factory seats are being retained. Carl

 

The problem with a 4-point is that if you crash into something, as your body is thrown forward in the harness (no matter how tight, as nylon stretches by design to absorb the crash energy) the shoulder belts pull the lap belt up off your thighs (strong meaty things with big bones inside) and onto your gut (soft squishy thing with easily damaged internal components) and thus can cause unpleasant internal injuries. A stock belt won't ride up this way because it's not being pulled up on in the middle, and a 5 or 6 point will not ride up because it's being retained by the anti-sub belt. The anti-sub belt doesn't keep you from sliding out under the belt by grabbing you by the nuts, it keeps you in by pulling the lap part tight against your thighs.

To the original poster: Sparco is cool, but any approved belt is fine. Many sanctioning bodies require replacing your belts every two years now, and getting Sparcos re-webbed might be a pain in the ***.

 

You could also look into Impact restraints, It's Bill Simpson's new company. I just got one set for my birthday and i'm ordering the passenger set soon. 5 pt independant shoulders pull down type, $114 shipped. Came in under week.

http://www.impactraceproducts.com/ta...traint_systems