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The belts are sided with an anti-submarining bit built in, so it would release and lengthen the shoulder strap on the left hand side to prevent it pulling you to one side. It's not designed to be used with HANS, well your seat isn't. It may or may not put your neck under more load. I shouldn't think it's any different than the effect of a regular seat belt though. The age old harness/roll cage debate. I just think it's rubbish really, but others seem to have a strong viewpoint on it. The likelihood of the roof caving in and it compressing your neck is a very small one probability wise. I.e., not significant. Your head, your decision at the end of the day.

I wondered exactly the same thing, but mine seems fine - don't do anything with it and haven't noticed it flapping about. With my OCD about car noises, I usually notice anything that doesn't seem right

Hahaha - of course - I have sleep deprivation and much body ache from 3 hour karting session, so I clearly only have one cylinder working! Is it as easy to access as the seatbelt clip?

I used the same mounting point as the one in @VAD17‘s pictures, but rather than fatigue the metal by bending it, I used the supplied longer bolt and spacer. It’s very solid as a mounting point hth

In a bad accident the force that goes through the seat belt is huge, I wouldn't want to attach to something which I don't know the strength of when there is a known good point to attach to right there.

It's designed to be able to be bent. I wouldn't use that bracket.