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Nope. Pretty much window nets and arm restraints only. Of course I do stand a chance of getting hurt if I drive beyond the vehicle's limits. With the fiancee in the passenger seat holding two weenie dogs, I will never do that. We don't need to go crazy. But crazy in a SxS is a lot different than a U4. What could be considered regular duty for a U4 could be pushing the limits of a SxS. What could be catastrophic for a SxS, the U4 could just shrug off.
That's what it is for me. Recreational or aggressive driving, having something that is up for the job every time without fail...for pretty close to the same amount of money.
Any safety advantage you think you have is pretty much an illusion then. You could easily be seriously injured in the right type of crash at 50-60 MPH... let alone 70-80 MPH.
I'm not the safety police, you do you, and I will do me, but a racing oriented vehicle introduces a whole host of challenges and risks.
A SXS is not capable of the all out speed of a U4 so it is not built from the factory to allow you survive an 80 MPH crash - to your point, "crazy" is different between the two, and the point I keep coming back to, they are 2 different vehicles that do different things.