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Seat Belts and Safety
Proper mounting of Polaris ACE harnesses is crucial for their effectiveness. While five-point DragonFire harnesses are great, they require complex aftermarket brackets, which can be challenging to install. Moreover, they aren't suitable for use with the Polaris ACE 900. For this model, it is better to choose Pro Armor, which is mounted at a less risky position behind your head. To ensure maximum safety, the UTV harness must be mounted at the top level with your shoulders. This is because in case of impact, the mount point of the harness becomes a pivot point due to forward inertia. If the harness is mounted too low, it can compress your spine, which can be painful and dangerous. Therefore, it is essential to mount the harness properly to avoid chafing and ensure ultimate protection on the trail.
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After you install your new seat belt or harness, depending on the year and model of ACE that you have, you may also want to disable the seat belt sensor. There’s a limit switch in the buckle of many Polaris ACEs. When connected, the switch is forced closed, unbuckle the seat belt, and it’s open. You can easily bypass this in a variety of ways. First, check to see if your ACE even has a seat belt sensor by looking at the seat belt; if it’s there it will be behind the interior plastic. The original female seat belt latch should have had a wire that was plugged into it. To disable the sensor, unscrew the four screws on the seat belt and open the buckle. Use a small zip tie to close contact, put it back together, and you’re done. You can also buy a small, cheap seat belt relay to “trick” the machine into thinking the factory seatbelt is fastened. Alternatively, you can easily disarm the seat belt sensor on your ACE by cutting the connector from the stock belt, loop the wires and solder together, then plug it back into the connector. That’s all you’re doing by plugging in a seat belt, simply completing the circuit. So whether you’re looking for a 3-point, 4-point, or a 5-point harness safety belt for your Polaris ACE, at Everything Polaris Ranger we’ve got UTV safety gear to keep you riding for years to come.
