I have been in several wrecks. some my fault some not.
Flipped my lowered chevy truck in the mid 90's on Nantucket racing from town to Sconscet......slid on the roof about 80 feet after turning over......( that was a balls out fast truck , p.s. I had the Mustang beat too.) I was wearing my seatbelt and had to cut myself out of the restraints with a knife and well " I had a momentary laps of reason" I walked away with two broken fingers from punching a sign cause I totaled my truck.
I ripped the body off the frame of my lifted Chevy truck.....( after jumping railroad tracks several times) no harm
I flipped my CJ-2A in the desert several times playing on the dunes. I was strapped in. ( I grew up in Saudi Arabia)
I was in a head-on collision with another car while in my IS 300. NOT my FAULT. He crossed the median and was drunk. I tried to get out of the way but, it wasn't in the cards for me to miss. I walked away.
I typically drive 80+ on the streets in Houston. Traffic permitting I will go faster, I still get passed in the freeway. I am always careful and watch the traffic around me. All of the times that I wore a belt I was saved. In the Z it is a different story. These cars need to have updated safety restraints. Period end of story. I am planning to get a rollcage and 4 point harness for the car with newer seats. But there is only so much that you can do foir safety if you are not seen you will get plowed. I park my Z next to my IS 300 which is lowered tucking 18" wheels and the Z is still a healthy 8" lower than my IS 300. That is Sick. Sitting in my FX 45 and looking out the driver's side window I can't even see the roof of the Z. these cars are so low, and light that our safety have to be seriously taken into consideration. I am installing HID's and LED tails in mine to help with the lighting visibility. I have escaped death many times ( not braging just a fact) and I want to be around to see my children be born.....