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Originally posted by M120:
Saw a story about 2" belts replacing the 3" belts we currently use. Supposedly, 3" are no longer allowed in Nascar Winston Cup.


I wasn't sure what to make of your post when I read it. But since my belts are out getting rewebbed, and the rest of the car is probably going to be ready for next weekend, I thought about stealing the Pro1's from my sons car while I wait since they are current. And holy cow they are 2"! Is this ok with the sanctioning bodies? From a physics stand point, I would rather have the force applied to the body spread out over a greater area for lower PSI.


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There are some good articles about why the Dr's want 2" out of indy. Google it.


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Racerdirect.net has nice camlock belts with it being on the crotch belt. Price is right too.

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With out reading through 7 pages, it is possible to re-clock the camlock to which ever position you choose.
Remove the back of the cam-lock and move the belt to whichever position desired.


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With out reading through 7 pages, it is possible to re-clock the camlock to which ever position you choose.
Remove the back of the cam-lock and move the belt to whichever position desired.


I would say some yes, some no. I used RCI Platinum belts for many years. I received a set once and the camlock was on the lap belt. I took it apart and it couldn't be moved so I had to use the sub belt from the set that went out of date.



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Originally posted by Bruce Williams:
With out reading through 7 pages, it is possible to re-clock the camlock to which ever position you choose.
Remove the back of the cam-lock and move the belt to whichever position desired.


I did this on a set of M&R belts many years back... belts worked fine but when I sent them back to be re-certed, they refused to re-cert as they had been 'modified'. I sent them back in the original box and they noticed from the part number that it was a different configuration than original. I have been using Sparco for the last few years but they were on backorder last year when I needed a set so I bought RJS and am very happy with them.


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With out reading through 7 pages, it is possible to re-clock the camlock to which ever position you choose.
Remove the back of the cam-lock and move the belt to whichever position desired.


Not.
Unless you are content to wear your harness improperly.

Been there, saw it, YES, I "could have", but that doesn't mean I "ought to".
The angles of the attachment points were totally incorrect.


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