Simpson Lever Quick Release 5-point Harness Black Impact Stroud Sparco on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, United States
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Here is a nice Simpson Quick Release lever lock 5 point harness. The SFI has an older date on it. Black straps / Belts. Check to see what your racing associated rules are regarding SFI date. It is likely that these belts would need a recertification. But these are excellent for sand rails, buggys, street racer. The shoulder harnesses is a one piece wrap-around design
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