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Old 02-25-2015, 11:58 AM   #9
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100% agreed on not running a full cage and racing seats as a way to improve safety on the street. Lots (or most) insurance companies won't insure a fully caged car because of the possibility of your head hitting the cage bars in a crash. Without a helmet a cage can actually be more dangerous. Same goes for multipoint harnesses, for them to be safe and effective you need to be wearing a helmet and a HANS (or similar) device.

Trust that the stock safety gear is already exceptional, and drive with caution.
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