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haha its actually kinda scarey when a moderator says that !!  :lol:

I would be more scared about what mr Plod will say when he sees them!! :D

coming together nicely campbell, when do we get to see it in action???

Oh and i find it pretty funny that u've still got the back seat in :lol:

BTW peoples, its an r33 gts't, he's got a topic in the QLD section regarding the build and mods

Harness belts are not designed to be used at greater than 90 degrees to the wearer. To much angle and the protection level goes down considerably. For example, they won't hold you in the seat during a roll over, you will just slide up the belt until your head hits the roof.

That's why the seat belt installation regulations for CAMS and ANDRA specify angles. I strongly suggest that you read and follow them

NOS in cabin, I don't think that's a good idea. I posted this a couple of years ago from the Boston Medical Journal...........

"the hypoxia resulting from high enough concentrations of nitrous oxide may result in irreversible brain damage."

"use of it can damage the bone marrow and nervous system"

"nitrous oxide rapidly leads to complete loss of motor control, and anyone who breathes it while standing will soon reel about and fall down"

"nausea, neuropathy and myeloneuropathy"

"hyperesthesia, hyperalgesia and hyperhomocysteinemia"

"serious mood and personality changes"

"nitrous does kill brain cells"

"severe bilateral sensory dystaxia"

And the best one of all

"This 36-year old electrical engineer came to the emergency room complaining that he was unable to walk. Symptoms had begun 4 days earlier with "pins and neeedles" in both feet that gradually worsened and ascended to involve the knees and the fingertips. With worsening of the paresthesias (-no sense of touch or pain-) he noted difficulty in maintaining proper control of the movements of his arms and hands and trouble in walking. He also reported the sensation of electric shocks through his back and legs upon flexion of the neck. He denied bladder or bowel impairment but he had been unable to have an erection for the past week."

You make up your own mind on whether it's bad idea to have NOS and hose connections in the cabin with you.

:) cheers :)

Edited by Sydneykid

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