Sparco 5-point Harness Belts Sabelt on 2040-parts.com
Mahwah, New Jersey, United States
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This is a pair of Sparco/Sabelt 5 point harness belts in good condition. These use a cam-lock to lock and release the belts. The SFI rating has expired so these are not suitable for high speed events. They can be used for low speed events such as auto-cross. Included along with the belts are: one pair of shoulder pads, snap hook clips, eye bolts, washers, bolt down ends, and sub-belt bars. If you have questions please contact me.
Shipping will be USPS flat rate large box.
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