At the moment, i'm thinking about trying to find a "harness bar", which i could attach across from the top seat belt mounts, run the harnesess over them, and down 90 degrees to the floor mounts. Not sure if that would work or not
.Mounting harnesess in pick up cab
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implainlazy
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Mounting harnesess in pick up cab
Looking to mount harnesess into my sj at some point, along with the pick up conversion. Has anyone managed to mount 4 point harnesess into pick up cabs, without putting the straps through the rear bulkhead?
At the moment, i'm thinking about trying to find a "harness bar", which i could attach across from the top seat belt mounts, run the harnesess over them, and down 90 degrees to the floor mounts. Not sure if that would work or not.
At the moment, i'm thinking about trying to find a "harness bar", which i could attach across from the top seat belt mounts, run the harnesess over them, and down 90 degrees to the floor mounts. Not sure if that would work or not
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Edweird
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Re: Mounting harnesess in pick up cab
Sounds reasonable. I've seen what you're describing in old rally cars. It's a harness, so it won't matter where it's attatched so long as you can get it tight and it won't go slack.
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The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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implainlazy
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Re: Mounting harnesess in pick up cab
Yeah, I've heard that the angles and stuff have got to be a specific angle, otherwise they can cause spinal damage in a collision =\. to be honest though, if it's over a harness bar, there wouldn't be any downward force on the spine as the harness bar would change the direction of force? (if that makes sense??)