SpoolinEK9

How do i setup the shoulder belts to wrap around the cage and get rid of the i bolt clip? yes dont hassle me about the 5th point i have one..

spock_rocker

see i ran into this issue, i just have them in the stock rear seat belt area w/ eye bolt.. the typical spot. the reason i didnt use my harness car is cause the clips are sown in and you'd have to rip them out.. from my understanding unless im completely off base here..

rotten

Your belts have clip-in style ends on the shoulder belts?

Normally belts just have them on the lap belts.

ATS*Mark

i have the 340mph which is the long verstion , i bought crow 3 bar slides and wrapped them around my harness bar.

Stefndogg

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the right way to do it

spock_rocker

did you have to remove the stitches that hold the buckle in? i have the 340 as well and would like to use my harness bar for what its intended! thanxx

ATS*Mark

yo dont have to undo any stiching or cut anything. theres a little bar with a spring on the adjustment clasp that u take off and the eye hook comes right off.

94eg!

iTrader: (2)

Don't the different length harnesses have different amounts of stretch designed into the belt fabric. The long belts that are meant to connect in the rear seat-belt mounts have much less stretch per unit of fabric than the short "roll-bar" mounted belts. This is so that once mounted, both types of belts react the same in a collision.

IE: Longer belt w/ less stretch reacts the same in a crash as a short belt w/ more stretch.

I have been told that this is why you should NOT modify the mounting position of the belts. If you use a long belt wrapped around a harness bar, there won't be enough stretch during a collision and can cause injury...

Either way, you may want to contact the harness manufacturer about this (it's always a good idea when modifying safety equipment)...

ATS*Mark

this is the first time i have heard this about length vs stretch... plus the stretch couldnt be signicant or it would defeat the purpose....

spock_rocker

OHHH.. durr. something for me to look into. thank you