Category: Interior
Price: $550
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Turbo, Porsche 911 997 Non-Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Turbo, Porsche 911 996 Non-Turbo, Porsche Cayenne, Porsche Boxter/Cayman, Porsche Panamera, Older Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Aston Martin, Bentley, Nissan GTR, American vehicles, Other
Location (State): TX
Item Condition: Brand New
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped

So I ordered a pair of Sparco 6 Point HANS formula harnesses in red. I did not realize that having the stock sport seats in my 996TT means there is no hole for the crotch strap to go through. Therefore, I need to sell these and get 4 point harnesses. These sell for $310-$350 online / ebay. I am willing to sell them for $550 for the pair shipped. They are in perfect condition and just taken out of the box to realize they would not work lol .

Firm come, first serve.

Thank you!!

 

Do they have FIA dates on them?

 

Where do I find that out?

 

they'd have a white tag on them with date codes

 

sorry it took me so long to respond...dates are good through 2014...will post pics

 

please don't use a 4 point harness with sport seats..they don't have the eyelets for the shoulder belts either and will slip off your shoulders in an impact...you might as well only wear a lap belt

 

Thanks for the info...can't the shoulder straps connect to the rollcage?

If those won't work..does anyone sell red normal seatbelts like the 997's come with?

 

the shoulder straps would connect to the roll bar/harness bar but in an impact the rounded corners of the sport seat would force the belts right off your shoulders....you need a proper racing seat that will have the eyelets for the shoulder belts and the cushion hole for the sub belts..even with a proper racing seat a 4 point harness is not safe as your body will submarine the belts in an impact...I think you can get red oem seat belts from Suncoast (board sponsor)

 

they need to develop a strap that ties the top two straps together behind the drivers shoulders that keeps the straps from spreading on impact. This sure would open up the market for harnesses, harness bars and rollbars to those who don't want to live with sport seats daily but want some added protection.

 

even if such a strap was employed it would not keep the straps from slipping off your shoulders as the wings on the seats are wide and when you body lurches forward they will spread the belts...in the old days there was a sternum strap that would hold the straps in place but a few crushed sternums proved that a poor solution...do it right or don't do it at all

 

520 Shipped...anyone?

 

Sold to me

 

Thanks for purchase! These will ship next week.

-Ben