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28 Mar 2023, 10:08 (Ref:4149470) | #1 | ||
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FHR in single seater.
Hi all, new to single seaters but not to racing. Ive recently bought a Formula Vauxhall Lotus (brilliant car to drive, should have bought one years ago!) but im having trouble getting the belts to fit properly. With both a 20 or 30 degree device the belts gap in the area between my body, the buckle and the shoulder strap adjusters. The belts are tight and correctly adjusted.but the gap seem weird. It doesnt happen with the Hans. If I sit more upright i run the risk of head height and roll bar clearance. Has anyone used a Simpson Hbrid in a single seater?
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5 Apr 2023, 10:12 (Ref:4150473) | #2 | ||
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I think some of the Monoposto competitors use a Simpson Hybrid in favour of a Hans device.
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