Product SKU: RQP 748008
RaceQuip Sportsman Camlock Harness Sets feature a durable aluminum cam buckle with an activation lever that points downward. The Sportsman cam utilizes a 45˚(right or left) unlatch movement to prevent accidental opening and the precise spring pressure provides a positive feel.
- Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Cam Buckle
- Exceeds SFI 16.1 Rating (SFI Tags Affixed)
- Designed for Rail Type Dragster Chassis
- NOT D.O.T. / FMVSS Certified for on Highway Use
- "U" Style Continuous Shoulder Belt
- Single 2" Crotch Strap for 4-point Installation
- Cam Buckle Stays Affixed to Crotch Strap
- Pull Up Lap Belt Adjusters
- Wide Engagement Cone For Easy Snap In
- Precise Spring Pressure for a Positive Feel
- 45° (right or left) Unlatch Movement Mitigates Accidental Opening
- Heavy-Duty Drop-Forged Steel Hardware Ends Installed (no bolts)
- Wrap Around or Bolt-in Mounting (Not Shoulder)
- Premium 3” Polyester Webbing
- Transverse Mono Filament Woven for Increased Strength and Smoother Edges
- Shoulder Belt Adjustment Length is 20" to 40"
- Lap Belt is Adjustable from 20" to 60"
- Available in Black or Red
NOTE: One "set" of seat belts, or one harness "set" is an assortment of lap, shoulder, and crotch belts for one seat only. One belt set = one seat.
IMPORTANT: RaceQuip belt sets are for use in race vehicles with a rollbar or rollcage installed. DO NOT buy these harness sets if you are going to install them in a street driven vehicle as they do not have FMVSS 209/302 ratings required by The D.O.T. Never leave out the crotch strap or any of the belts that come in a harness set or severe injury will occur in the event of an impact.
What Type of Belt Adjustment is Ideal?
The basic types are pull-up, pull-down, and ratcheting. When a belt is a pull-up design, it means that the lap belts tighten by pulling the belt's "tail" upward toward the latch. These belts are easier for the driver to tighten himself.
In comparison, a pull-down design means the belt tightens by pulling the belt's "tail" downward away from the latch. These are easier to have someone outside the vehicle tighten for the driver.
Lastly, ratcheting seat belts have a mechanism on the left side lap belt that, once latched together, the ratchet can be tightened a lot tighter than simply pulling on the "tail".