Question regarding harness bar for a 1998 EK Sedan
08-02-2009, 09:43 PM
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Question regarding harness bar for a 1998 EK Sedan
Hey guys, I couldn't find anything regarding a harness bar being put into an EK sedan.
I wanted to put this:
http://images.turbomagazine.com/feat...Rear_Seats.jpg
into my EK sedan.
My questions are:
1. Has anyone else thought/tried to do this? I want bucket seats, but also want harnesses in my car as well. It's a sedan, so I don't really want to remove my rear passenger seats because I usually have more than 1 passenger (family relies on me).
2. Safety issues I should worry about, even if I were to try and pad the bar?
Thanks guys!
I wanted to put this:
http://images.turbomagazine.com/feat...Rear_Seats.jpg
into my EK sedan.
My questions are:
1. Has anyone else thought/tried to do this? I want bucket seats, but also want harnesses in my car as well. It's a sedan, so I don't really want to remove my rear passenger seats because I usually have more than 1 passenger (family relies on me).
2. Safety issues I should worry about, even if I were to try and pad the bar?
Thanks guys!
08-03-2009, 05:36 AM
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Re: Question regarding harness bar for a 1998 EK Sedan
The saftey things that come to mind:
Harness bar behind your seat with passengers in the rear...man if you have a wreck or even have to stop suddenly their head could hit it and could hurt them pretty bad.
I'd say protect their noggins and get your buckets but just stick with your stock belts.
If you can't pull the rear seats or have no rear passengers steer clear man. Their saftey is more important.
Harness bar behind your seat with passengers in the rear...man if you have a wreck or even have to stop suddenly their head could hit it and could hurt them pretty bad.
I'd say protect their noggins and get your buckets but just stick with your stock belts.
If you can't pull the rear seats or have no rear passengers steer clear man. Their saftey is more important.
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