Custom harness bar by Jimmy at WellBiltKustom
02-16-2011, 09:04 AM
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Custom harness bar by Jimmy at WellBiltKustom
hi fellas,
i have a good news for some of the guys who are looking for a decent harness bar at a decent price.
While i was searching everywhere for a harness bar, i came across this shop called WellBilt Kustom located in Buena Park, CA. Jimmy over there, has more than 20 yrs of making roll cages, welding and such. I dropped off my car there for 2 days to get the custom harness bar made from the baby step. The bar came out real nice. Although i only saw aftermarket bars in pics, definitely this piece is the sickest one.
Here's what he used to make the bar:
The Harness bar itself is hand made and fully TIG welded from 1.50" DOM (drawn over mandrel) tubing. *This is the preferred material to be used for building roll cages for SCCA, NHRA, NASA, Drift, and rally racing. The harness bar attaches to the factory seat belt locations using factory hardware. The mounting plates are one piece and made from 3/16" thick steel plate. The two support bars attach to the floor board behind the speaker enclosure with new hardware. The support legs are roughly 5/8" diameter steel tube, and are fitted with threaded inserts and 3/8" Heim joints for adjustability. The harness bar does have belt limiting bars to keep the harnesses from sliding out of position. He can setup the bar to either have the harnesses wrapped around the bar, or he can weld on 3/16" thick seat belt mounting tabs to bolt the ends of the harnesses down to the bar.The harness bars will come prepped, primed, and painted to customers choice of several colors i.e. (red, blue, gold, black, silver, white, purple, green, ect.) Specific color requests can be made and he will do his best to accomodate. Powder coating or chrome plating is also available, and cost can be determined once color/finish is indicated. Once he has another one made, he will ship at buyers expense. These will be honest and accurate shipping charges. He would also be interested in developing a bolt-in 4 or 6 point roll bar/roll cage for the 350z if anyone would be interested in having one done, as well as other custom parts for that chassis platform. The roll bar/ roll cage It would be a top notch cage, with multiple points of contact with the chassis, and incorporate laser cut tubing diss-connects for optimum strength and the best overall look.
He will need one more car for probably a day to finish off with measurement. (He didn't have enough time to write down all the measurement because i needed to use my car) After that, no car is needed to make em.
Time for pics:
FInal Piece
We intentionally set the bar about 2" lower than where it should be (parallel to stock seat neck area.) because i'll be getting a racing seat that will seat 2" or more lower than stock.
If enough people show interest, we can start a group buy.
PM me if anyone's interested
Thanks for looking
i have a good news for some of the guys who are looking for a decent harness bar at a decent price.
While i was searching everywhere for a harness bar, i came across this shop called WellBilt Kustom located in Buena Park, CA. Jimmy over there, has more than 20 yrs of making roll cages, welding and such. I dropped off my car there for 2 days to get the custom harness bar made from the baby step. The bar came out real nice. Although i only saw aftermarket bars in pics, definitely this piece is the sickest one.
Here's what he used to make the bar:
The Harness bar itself is hand made and fully TIG welded from 1.50" DOM (drawn over mandrel) tubing. *This is the preferred material to be used for building roll cages for SCCA, NHRA, NASA, Drift, and rally racing. The harness bar attaches to the factory seat belt locations using factory hardware. The mounting plates are one piece and made from 3/16" thick steel plate. The two support bars attach to the floor board behind the speaker enclosure with new hardware. The support legs are roughly 5/8" diameter steel tube, and are fitted with threaded inserts and 3/8" Heim joints for adjustability. The harness bar does have belt limiting bars to keep the harnesses from sliding out of position. He can setup the bar to either have the harnesses wrapped around the bar, or he can weld on 3/16" thick seat belt mounting tabs to bolt the ends of the harnesses down to the bar.The harness bars will come prepped, primed, and painted to customers choice of several colors i.e. (red, blue, gold, black, silver, white, purple, green, ect.) Specific color requests can be made and he will do his best to accomodate. Powder coating or chrome plating is also available, and cost can be determined once color/finish is indicated. Once he has another one made, he will ship at buyers expense. These will be honest and accurate shipping charges. He would also be interested in developing a bolt-in 4 or 6 point roll bar/roll cage for the 350z if anyone would be interested in having one done, as well as other custom parts for that chassis platform. The roll bar/ roll cage It would be a top notch cage, with multiple points of contact with the chassis, and incorporate laser cut tubing diss-connects for optimum strength and the best overall look.
He will need one more car for probably a day to finish off with measurement. (He didn't have enough time to write down all the measurement because i needed to use my car) After that, no car is needed to make em.
Time for pics:
FInal Piece
We intentionally set the bar about 2" lower than where it should be (parallel to stock seat neck area.) because i'll be getting a racing seat that will seat 2" or more lower than stock.
If enough people show interest, we can start a group buy.
PM me if anyone's interested
Thanks for looking
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will this be something that is adjustable for those who dont have aftermarket seats? im assuming you can make the adjustments via the support rods?