Seat Belts

[Jeff Stout]

Originally Posted by prostockpete1

check with the manufacture of the belts to find out how many recerts they allow & cost & turnaround ... in march I contacted RJS in Jupiter Florida & they sed can do 3 recerts in theirs & cost is $75.00 & turnaround is 5 - 7 days & will date them a few months ahead & the 2 years from day they leave the location

RJS treated my like a king.. Shortened them,recert, gained a couple more months and I think 10 day turn around.

[Mike Pearson]

Originally Posted by Jeff Stout

RJS treated my like a king.. Shortened them,recert, gained a couple more months and I think 10 day turn around.

How much was the shipping back and forth to them. I use RJS but have always bought new with the recert being $75 and shipping I always figured it wasnt worth the hassle to pack and ship them to save $25.

[Mike Taylor 3601]

PRO 1 belts are nicest belts I have ever used...
anything safety related I buy will be from Jeff and Charolette Heffler's PRO 1

[Mike Pearson]

Originally Posted by Mike Taylor 3601

PRO 1 belts are nicest belts I have ever used...
anything safety related I buy will be from Jeff and Charolette Heffler's PRO 1

Agree I have their pants. Fit very nicely. Good quality too

[CJ McDonald 9564]

I bought RJS belts from Jegs this week and the exp date was December 2026. I’m returning them and switching to Pro1.

[rallye bob]

I use Impact. They do not "recertify" your restraint systems, but they say they reweb, at a substantial savings over buying a new set of belts.

[340Cuda]

Originally Posted by rallye bob

I use Impact. They do not "recertify" your restraint systems, but they say they reweb, at a substantial savings over buying a new set of belts.

I think everyone "rewebs" using the existing hardware when they "recertify".

Could be wrong but that has been my experience.