I'm Making a Sparco Harness Bar DIY. Anyone Have Installation Tips?
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so the side brackets are the only thing preventing this bar from flipping forward or downward during a pull on the straps?
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
edit: i think i flipped the side brackets backward in my drawing.. the part that attached to the B pillar i'm not afraid of. its those tabs welded to it... moment of pivot would be going up or down.. there is no top or bottom triangluar bracing preventing those little tabs of bending up
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
edit: i think i flipped the side brackets backward in my drawing.. the part that attached to the B pillar i'm not afraid of. its those tabs welded to it... moment of pivot would be going up or down.. there is no top or bottom triangluar bracing preventing those little tabs of bending up
Last edited by Chebosto; Mar 9, 2009 at 01:33 PM.
so the side brackets are the only thing preventing this bar from flipping forward or downward during a pull on the straps?
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
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so the side brackets are the only thing preventing this bar from flipping forward or downward during a pull on the straps?
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
the vertical bars when attached to the ground, make sure that in the event of a severe frontal impact, the strain on the harness doesnt make the bar 'flip up' or 'flip down', thus giving slack on the shoulder harnesses to keep you in the seat...
I borrowed the attached pic from this thread:
https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-an...lled-pics.html
+1. Here's how the brackets sit. The bracket part that wraps around the back side of the B-pillar prevents the bar from twisting upward or downward.
I borrowed the attached pic from this thread:
https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-an...lled-pics.html
I borrowed the attached pic from this thread:
https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-an...lled-pics.html
oh ok.. cool. just keepin' an eye out for you.. i just dont want to take over your OT mod responsibilities if something were to happen .. <3
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I finished getting my harnesses in but it was raining so here are some quick garage pics. Hoping to get better pics at ZAttack8 this weekend!
If anyone wants to confirm that I wrapped these correctly please feel free to give me pointers.


If anyone wants to confirm that I wrapped these correctly please feel free to give me pointers.


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