Rjs Racing Equipment Belts on 2040-parts.com
Duluth, Minnesota, United States
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Bought the belt thru Summit racing, in 2015...the date of the belts are 12-2014...the rules changed and I had to have different belts so I'm selling these......they are 2'' wide shoulder and lap
RJS Junior Dragster latch and link harnesses have all of the features of a full size harness in a small package. The belts interlock and are secured with a proven latch and link release system. The harnesses feature adjustable lap belts, shoulder belts, and your choice of mounting style. If you're looking for a quality harness at a great price look no further than RJS Junior Dragster latch and link harnesses. |
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