belt recert

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  1. moldenhauerracing

    moldenhauerracing New Member

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    Does Impact recert their belts? I know this sounds lame but the verbage on the web site tells me they will not,please tell me if this is true.
     
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  2. Blownalky

    Blownalky Top Sportsman

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    This is off their website in the FAQ section. Looks like some word games written in there but they say they will re-web and put a sticker on it. Who knows if the SFI tag is good for two days or two years the way this is written. I'll keep my Stroud stuff, I've had no nonsense from them.


    "Can you recertify my old Impact restraints?

    We do not "recertify" your restraint systems, but Impact's quality hardware and on-site manufacturing allow us to reweb your Impact! Restraint Systems at a substantial savings over buying a new set of belts. Service includes inspection, webbing replacement if necessary with a new/current SFI 16.1 certification tag. This service is only available for Impact! products, we will not work on other brands of belts.

    ** Please note: SFI Foundation will NOT allow 16.1 certification or recertification of Y-Type Shoulders."
     
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  3. orsoweld

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    wasn't impact the one who had all the trouble with SFI ????????
     
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  4. moldenhauerracing

    moldenhauerracing New Member

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    Your correct,I ran these belts all season now they need recert,I also found out that my DJ belts also need recert at a cost of $179.00 a new set of the same is $179.00.Whats up with that?
     
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    Belt Re-cert

    RCI charged me $60 to re-cert, that included shipping back to me. What I got was new belts with the camlock serviced and four extra months added to the punch date. Great service and quick. They also sell the "Platinum" belts which makes the first re-cert no charge. They re-cert all other makers belts.
    http://rciracing.com/
     
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  6. craig moss

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    YEP I think it was the helmet's
     
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  7. moldenhauerracing

    moldenhauerracing New Member

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    Hey Blown Alky we called Impact about the recert,they said they will reweb and service the camlock for $80.00 in a one week turnaround.This is a substantial savings,needless to say they have my buisness.
     
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  8. T.A.D. 776

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    No one re-certifys belts without re-webbing them per SFI rules.

    "four extra months added to the punch date" was probally an error as that is not SFI approved.
     
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  9. Blownalky

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    Hey, that's good to hear. Talked Bob Stroud last week as my cam-lock harness needs a re-cert. He said $50. I didn't ask about the turn around time as I have a few months, LOL. Good luck with whoever you go with.

    Tom
     
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