After seeing: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=763099
I don't want my head ragdolling around like that in my car if I roll.

Is it possible to put nets in a car with a harddog and stock dash etc? where would you anchor them?

I was going to get a Hans but now I'm thinking of getting another type or HNR with side protection, does anything to say about the R-3?

http://www.discoveryparts.com/cgi-bin/stor...traints&pid=878

I'm wondering can you get in and out of a caged S2000 with this on?

 

Personally, I have a HANS and I will be installing a Right side net with my standard seat. I have been thinking about a full containment seat for a while. Maybe now is a good time.

 

I have a HANS, and I have right side netting in my race car. I won't put in a halo seat, since it would prevent me from getting out of my car in a hurry if the door won't open (and possible at all), because of the small available opening out the window, through the cage.

 

how are you guys mounting your nets on the dash side?

 

I don't think a net will contain prevent neck injuries because it's too far from the seat and too flexible. I think it's more to prevent your arm from getting crushed in a rollover.

IMO, the only solution for someone with a HANS is a halo seat. The racecar I bought had regular Recaro SPGs but I have a Sparco Circuit waiting to get mounted before my first race this season.

 

HANS device will reduce neck injuries

 

That is my issue and concern as well. I would be hard pressed to get out through the window as it is. So my plan was a full containment seat with a smaller halo area on the drivers side. My headrest is far back in the space, so this seat (below) only intrudes an inch or two.

 

[QUOTE=cracknut,Feb 3 2010, 01:06 PM] I don't think a net will contain prevent neck injuries because it's too far from the seat and too flexible.

 

Take a look at the Defnder G70 HNR. Claims side impact protection. I have one and am a fan.

 

People use this argument all the time and IMO its not valid. If you have to first survive the crash before you can worry about getting out.

Egress is a 2nd priority. I'd get the better seat. (I'm getting a halo seat this year finally)