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Nonetheless, I will run the belts to thr back seats and mount them on eye-bolts at the seat bealt locations.
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I have a Stable Energies harness bar on order so I can use belt harnesses without a roll bar but ultimately, I would like a roll bar (but without a cross bar or at least with a bolt in roll cross bar so I can remove it when not using my harnesses).
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I have a Stable Energies harness bar on order so I can use belt harnesses without a roll bar but ultimately, I would like a roll bar (but without a cross bar or at least with a bolt in roll cross bar so I can remove it when not using my harnesses).
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I am getting GT3 seats and I want to install the 6 Point Harness. To install the harness, I need to install either a safety roll bar or harness bar. What are the differences between a safety roll bar or harness bar? If anyone has installed this, can you please shed some advice and pictures. I was thinking of going factory, any other advice of where I should buy these items. Thanks in advance.
A roll bar will protect you from a roll over. It will also provide you with a guide point or mounting point for your harnesses. Incidentally, the GT3 seats will work with the stock, three point seat belt so unless you want harnesses, you don't NEED to get them. I have a Stable Energies harness bar on order so I can use belt harnesses without a roll bar but ultimately, I would like a roll bar (but without a cross bar or at least with a bolt in roll cross bar so I can remove it when not using my harnesses). Check out the following websites for more information:
www.stable-energies.com
www.carnewal.com
(and look for safety or interior upgrades)
Alon, which harness mounting bar did you buy? I checked out your link to Stable Energies and the only harness bar I saw was the Camber Truss brand harness GUIDE bar. This bar is NOT designed for mounting a harness to; it only guides a shoulder harness that is mounted elsewhere so that the harness approaches you shoulders at the proper angle. Maybe I just couldn't find a harness mounting bar on their web site. I hope that's the case.
Stable Energies told me that the belts can be looped around the bar and tied onto themselves. I hope that they're right. I'll let you know once I get the bar (hopefully tomorrow). I would rather avoid having to mount them back at the rear seat belt points.
I'm extremely skeptical of their claim, Alon. Personally, I think it's irresponsible for them to tell you that. Harness guide bars are designed to properly position the shoulder belts, not provide an anchoring point for them. That's why they're called GUIDE bars not harness MOUNTS. The chances are small, fortunately, that you will ever have occasion to test this. But safety devices are, after all, designed for the extreme event, and if you ever experienced one with that set up, I would be concerned about the possible consequences.
Sorry about the sermon......
Your input is greatly appreciated. I, too, was a bit skeptical but they claim that the belts can be looped around and d-clamped to themselves. Nonetheless, I will run the belts to thr back seats and mount them on eye-bolts at the seat bealt locations.
Thanks,
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