🔥 Enhance Safety with Dragonfire Racing Harness Pass Through Bezel for 14-20 Polaris RANRZR1000XE Review

Great product Read installation instructions better than me. When cutting the fabric on the front of the seat, only one cut came out and not the whole template 😬 The second seat turned out very light. I used a small cutting wheel to cut through the plastic on the seat. Stationery knife for fabric. This product comes highly recommended

I was very hesitant to crash into brand new seats but WTH. The first was hard, the second was easier because we (sort of) knew what we were doing. I think the template is a bit small, that's for sure. COMPLETELY erase the mark from the mark with a dremel and you will be there. Keep in mind that it doesn't have to be perfect as the frame hides minor imperfections. The finished product is great! This is way better than wearing straps around the seat.

Works well so far. The setup isn't bad once you get over the fact that you're cutting your seat. I used a dremel with a small carbide tip to cut through the template pattern, which made the first pass easy and kept increasing the pressure with each pass. The final cut is key, make sure your foam cut after punching through the outside is even and horizontal to the back of the plastic where you made the first cut, otherwise the bezel will be difficult to assemble. Just take your time and it looks

These wonders work wonders when converting standard RZR seats to a harness system. I was a little wary of crashing into the seats of a $15,000 car, but I'm glad I did! Installation was pretty easy, just follow the pattern and dimensions. Take your time, measure seven times and cut once! Do not use razor blades to clean seat backs according to directions. Instead, grab a Dremel and the appropriate cutting attachment. Took me about 30 minutes for each location. Much cheaper than replacing my…

I watched every YouTube video I could find. Then I went to Harbor Freight and bought a circle cutter to cut out the seat backs. I've had too many accidents with sharp knives and hard plastic. The front cuts were easy, but a video said not to cut the seams, while the manufacturer's instructions say to cut the seam 1/4 inch. I ended up cutting through because I needed space. The instructions didn't say to remove the flap left over from the incisions, so I didn't. They also don't say to remove the

I like them, I'm sick of my belts being all over the RZR floor and my shoulders hurting from the belts rubbing against them. But as everyone has said, they don't look perfect. Gaps in the back corners are an eyesore. I put my whole car together and I don't kid you, it was one of the hardest things I've done with it. I spent a few hours on each seat. At least they look good. and works great. I've only done the two front seats, and as hard as it is, I'm going to do the back seats as well. I…

1] Use a Dremel tool with a multi-purpose cutting and milling attachment. I was able to cut out each seat in about 3 minutes. I can't imagine using a utility knife or blade.2] DO NOT REMOVE FOAM. I see videos on YouTube of people doing this. This is not required and will cause pockets around the frame. Simply slide the foam around the insert as you walk.3] Yes, you will need to cut the seams at the front. Trying to stretch it to the size you want is a waste of time. 4] Use masking tape to set…

These through holes are fantastic for standard seats. I hesitated for a long time about buying them because the seats had to be shortened. However, they are worth the time to fit and are exactly how the seats should have been from the factory. For the installation I needed a black marker, a tape measure, a dremel with a cutting tool and a whetstone. There are several options for cutting tools for Dremel. I used one of the high speed cutters. Once you've traced the outline, use the cutter to cut