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Originally Posted by Evolution Racewerks
If you guys are planning to use the harness for racing, I don't think you'll pass inspection using the rear seat belt buckle. Also, the angle of the rear straps will be too sharp and it can be dangerous in a crash. If I recall, proper strap mounting is no more than 25 degrees. Reason for this is upon impact, if the angle is too sharp, the belt will leverage harder pushing you into the seat and that can possible break your back. Probably won't even pass inspection if you get a strict inspector.
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Took the words right out of my mouth.
Your harness bar is mounted behind the rear seats so technically it's not in the cabin correct? is it bolted or welded? I've heard horror stories regarding driver injuries involving airborne harness bars.
Because of this I've always been weary of harness bars. Was this an issue you came across and if so what did you do to prevent it?