Interior/Exterior Any comments on the CG-Lock by Mather?
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Any comments on the CG-Lock by Mather?
While I've tried searching I'm coming up pretty empty. If there is a thread already going about it, would some kind soul please direct me to it? If not, and anyone has experience with this "performance application", I'd like to get your impressions, thoughts, kudos, or complaints. Thanks.
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They are fantastic value... but once I moved up to the Schroth harnesses, I got rid of my CG Locks - no need for them any more!
One thing to keep in mind with the CG Locks, if you leave them on your belt all the time, they are prone to scratching up the B-pillar when the seatbelt is retracted (i.e. not in use).
One thing to keep in mind with the CG Locks, if you leave them on your belt all the time, they are prone to scratching up the B-pillar when the seatbelt is retracted (i.e. not in use).
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I like mine... Helps on the Dragon and at AutoX. In my opinion though, don't leave it on the car when not actively using it though - the extra weight keeps the belt from properly retracting and the thing gets caught in the closing door. NOT good. Luckily it only takes 5 minutes to take on and off.
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Not here in Oz. Your schroth r4 is also illegal here in Australia (i have one also). Infact the cglock may well be illegal here too.
As for in the US you are no doubt correct.
As for in the US you are no doubt correct.
Last edited by steve11; 01-21-2008 at 12:23 AM.
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However, the info did need to be clarified as the majority of posters here are in the USA.
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using my CG lock for over three years now.. standard on all our driver seat belt MINIs. Use everyday .. it can be tricky with the belt retracting need to fool around a bit to get it just right.. For everyday use it does mark the back of your seat and the pillar but I really like the feel of being in place while driving..
a must if you go for twisty rides, Dragon, and autocross.
I also have a Schroth R4 but while I can use daily a CG lock I won't feel confortable using the harness on the street, particulary with the convertible.
a must if you go for twisty rides, Dragon, and autocross.
I also have a Schroth R4 but while I can use daily a CG lock I won't feel confortable using the harness on the street, particulary with the convertible.
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Love the CG Lock. Have been running it for 3 years now. It's great for everyday use, especially since the Schroth can't be used if you have back seat passengers. And I have a child seat in full time.
I put it on the passenger side as well because it keeps your butt planted--it provides better back support on long drives. I let my wife drive to Vegas in my MINI, and I sat as passenger--and my lower back was killing me in the seat without the CG Lock--so of course I bought a second one. But I leave the clip off of it since most passengers have no clue how to use it and usually end up nearly breaking the CG Lock as they wrestle with it to fasten their belts.
Driving without the CG Lock feels almost as weird as driving without wearing my seatbelt!
I put it on the passenger side as well because it keeps your butt planted--it provides better back support on long drives. I let my wife drive to Vegas in my MINI, and I sat as passenger--and my lower back was killing me in the seat without the CG Lock--so of course I bought a second one. But I leave the clip off of it since most passengers have no clue how to use it and usually end up nearly breaking the CG Lock as they wrestle with it to fasten their belts.
Driving without the CG Lock feels almost as weird as driving without wearing my seatbelt!
Last edited by OctaneGuy; 01-21-2008 at 02:16 PM.