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SCCA Statement:

"As long as the CG-Lock is installed according to the manufactuer's supplied instructions, the CG-Lock has no effect on the original factory upper body restraint and will be compliant with 3.3.1 of the SCCA National Solo Rules. This includes convertibles without roll bars."

- Doug Gill
   SCCA Solo Technical Manager



FMVSS Testing:

The CG-Lock was tested in accordance with FMVSS 208 guidelines. The CG-Lock was shown to cause no adverse effects to the safety properties of factory installed 3-point seat belt systems-VIA Test Labs
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CASC-OR Bulletin No. bs2 2004-01:

The CG-Lock Occupant Stability Equipment are allowed as long as the CG-Lock is installed according to the manufacturer's supplied instructions, the CG-Lock has no effect on the original factory upper body restraint and will be compliant with Sections 3.2.C and 4.10.L of the 2004 CASC-OR Solo 2 Rule book. This includes convertibles without roll bars.

- April 30, 2004
- Wes Tanney, Solo Ontario Solo II Director