C-pillar bar
08-27-2007, 11:14 PM
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There is no point to putting a c-pillar bar in a coupe or sedan, and there is no way to mount it without cutting into your c-pillar shroud.
Your car has a fixed metal rear deck, thus negating the purpose of a c-pillar reenforcement bar. They're a hatch-only upgrade.
Your car has a fixed metal rear deck, thus negating the purpose of a c-pillar reenforcement bar. They're a hatch-only upgrade.
08-27-2007, 11:26 PM
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oh eran, that won't stop him, you know it deep down.
see person with numbers in your name, a c pillar bar in a hatch gives re-inforcement that is missing from a hatch....cause the interior is completely wide open.
in a coupe of 4 door you have a huge deck behind your back seats that connects both sides of the car.
so your c-pillar bar will look cool to young kids, but will not give you any added support.
but anyway, i'm sure it would fit, length is the only issue.
see person with numbers in your name, a c pillar bar in a hatch gives re-inforcement that is missing from a hatch....cause the interior is completely wide open.
in a coupe of 4 door you have a huge deck behind your back seats that connects both sides of the car.
so your c-pillar bar will look cool to young kids, but will not give you any added support.
but anyway, i'm sure it would fit, length is the only issue.
08-27-2007, 11:56 PM
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Re: (924doorEG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 924doorEG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so it really dosent work? then what bar is it that you can connect your harnesses to?</TD></TR></TABLE>
A harness bar, which attaches to your B-pillar. And you don't attach the harnesses to it, you loop them through it.
They're worthless unless they're part of a cage with a roll bar. If you get in a roll-over accident with 4-point harnesses and no roll bar, you will be held in position while the roof caves in and compresses your spine.
A harness bar, which attaches to your B-pillar. And you don't attach the harnesses to it, you loop them through it.
They're worthless unless they're part of a cage with a roll bar. If you get in a roll-over accident with 4-point harnesses and no roll bar, you will be held in position while the roof caves in and compresses your spine.
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