i bought a 4 point racing harness and i know the back 2 go to the spots where the back seat belt holes are. but where do the other 2 side ones bolt to?
Racing Harness Help
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Before to many people start posting. I'll tell you what everyone else is going to tell you. Are you using any type of roll cage/bar with your harness? If not, you are asking for more harm then good. I use to think that was the proper way to install a harness with a race seat, but boy was I wrong. Search through these forums, you will see 100s of posts and arguements about how to properly use a harness.
I know I'm getting a harness this winter, but I'm also getting the Autopower bar with the harness bar to install it correctly. good luck!
I know I'm getting a harness this winter, but I'm also getting the Autopower bar with the harness bar to install it correctly. good luck!
sides are stock belt locations.. but will eventually be swapped to eyeles in the floors with washers..jakksquat said:hey oc,
do you have any pics of where you attached those harnesses on the side? ive seen many others of where they attached in the back but none from the side
Hope this helps
http://www.sparcousa.com/resourceFiles/16.pdf
When I do Harness installs for people, when I run the rears, I'll run one side to the belt buckle bolt and the other side to the seatbelt bolt.
For the fronts, I would run them to the back 2 bolts of the front seats, keeping the 45-55 degree angle that's properly needed. I'll see if I have some pics from some of my previous installs, to get you a better feel of what it should look like.
Also, are you installing, bolt in or snap in?
-Jess
http://www.sparcousa.com/resourceFiles/16.pdf
When I do Harness installs for people, when I run the rears, I'll run one side to the belt buckle bolt and the other side to the seatbelt bolt.
For the fronts, I would run them to the back 2 bolts of the front seats, keeping the 45-55 degree angle that's properly needed. I'll see if I have some pics from some of my previous installs, to get you a better feel of what it should look like.
Also, are you installing, bolt in or snap in?
-Jess