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#22
02-27-2009, 08:17 AM
I mounted the harnesses to the back seat mounts... holes. hahaha... Until I can find a harness bar/have one fabbed
#25
02-28-2009, 02:21 AM
there is a shop up here who was fabbing up a prototype fit harness bar but it was gonna be around $800.
just take some measurements and have the local welding shop make one.
just take some measurements and have the local welding shop make one.
#26
02-28-2009, 05:21 PM
Damn, 800 bills?!?! I was planning on looking for one when I get the funds... or worse case wait until someone releases one...
Okay, well I have a question. My harnesses are bolted down to where the back seats bolted down... On a scale from 1-10... how safe?
haha I'm just trying to figure out priority
#27
02-28-2009, 11:23 PM
i think the safety of that setup is 0.
my friend had a harness setup rather similar in his dc2 and someone hit him and now he is in a wheel chair cause of a collapsed spine.
the angle of the belt is too far down so when you lean forward your shoulders are the tallest points so if will force them down and press your spine down.
not trying to worry you but i have seen first hand what badly places harnesses can do.
my friend had a harness setup rather similar in his dc2 and someone hit him and now he is in a wheel chair cause of a collapsed spine.
the angle of the belt is too far down so when you lean forward your shoulders are the tallest points so if will force them down and press your spine down.
not trying to worry you but i have seen first hand what badly places harnesses can do.
#28
03-01-2009, 12:31 AM
i think the safety of that setup is 0.
my friend had a harness setup rather similar in his dc2 and someone hit him and now he is in a wheel chair cause of a collapsed spine.
the angle of the belt is too far down so when you lean forward your shoulders are the tallest points so if will force them down and press your spine down.
not trying to worry you but i have seen first hand what badly places harnesses can do.
my friend had a harness setup rather similar in his dc2 and someone hit him and now he is in a wheel chair cause of a collapsed spine.
the angle of the belt is too far down so when you lean forward your shoulders are the tallest points so if will force them down and press your spine down.
not trying to worry you but i have seen first hand what badly places harnesses can do.
no I've been worried since I got them... hahah yeah I guess it's gonna have to be my next mod then
thanks maang
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