racing harness

[maxassassin]

so were should i mount them

[slammedcivicsi]

oem seat mounts.

[BLU CIVIC]

you gonna have ur back seat still in??

[CivicSiRacer]

The correct way AND SAFE way is to use them on a roll bar. You shouldn't use harnesses for daily driving as it can do more harm than good in a roll over accident.

With regular seat belts in a roll over and the roof collapsing in on you you can move out of the way.

With a harness on an in a roll over and the roof collapsing in on you your head becomes the roll bar because your body will not be able to go anywhere.

[BLU CIVIC]

the correct way:

http://www.sparcousa.com/harness_bars.asp

although some have them mounted to the frame in the rear...which is also a correct way

[forcefanad]

Originally Posted by BLU CIVIC

the correct way:

http://www.sparcousa.com/harness_bars.asp

although some have them mounted to the frame in the rear...which is also a correct way

U beat me to it...C-Pillar brace def best way to go...or rollbar

[civic_boy91]

eh..i dont really like that bar. i would much rather have a roll cage put in.

[CivicSiRacer]

Originally Posted by civic_boy91

eh..i dont really like that bar. i would much rather have a roll cage put in.

A roll cage is not usually legal to drive on the street. A roll bar is usually.

[TheSilentChamber]

ask your self a better question, do you need a harness or a roll bar? Usually in 4 point harnesses you can slide down, thats why alot of racing requires 5 point aka 'Nad Catcher.

[1PhatCX]

i wouldnt mind a harness bar, but right now my belts are holding my 10 down lol

[civicunrest]

when i installed my racing seats into my hb i used the stock honda brackets i welded a steel plate on top of the brackets then welded the aftermarket seat brackets on the steel plate mounted the seats then i used the steel plates to mount my 4-point harness to it gave me a very secure place to mount to.i hope this helps