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Re: [Fot] Roll Cage padding

To: Tony Drews <tony@tonydrews.com>
Subject: Re: [Fot] Roll Cage padding
From: Bill Babcock <billb@bnj.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2010 21:23:23 -1000
I third that. Someone showed me a good demo. He gave me a stick about 3' long
and a couple inches in diameter and said "hit your pad" I did, and felt a good
solid whang from the roll bar. "Did you feel much effect from the padding?"
Hmmm, not really. "Try this closed cell stuff". No whang. Just kind of a thud.
Even I could tell that thud good, whang bad.

And I'm pretty sure you name is D-r-e-w-s

-- Bill Badcocz
On Feb 19, 2010, at 8:36 PM, Tony Drews wrote:

> I certainly 2nd what Steve said regarding which padding to go with.  I
originally had the semi-fireproof padding that the racer supply places sell -
looks like a pool toy, kinda.  When I was talking with the guy who fitted me
for a HANS who KNOWS HIS SAFETY STUFF, he basically said that this stuff was
useless.  I needed the closed cell much harder padding.  He had some with him
and I made the switch immediately.  It's more expensive, but not MUCH more
expensive.  I've mainly got it padded where my head would hit.  I can't do
good padding in the footwell area without interfering with my operation of the
pedals unfortunately.
>
> I've got a used set of outdated G-Force belts that would make a nice 5 point
setup for a passenger.  They're yours for shipping cost.
>
> - Tony Drwes
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