I have a 92 4 door and i need a harness bar. ive been told that the prelude app will fit our chassis. anyone have proof or thoughts?

 

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i saw one in a kia sedan this weekend, so i'm pretty sure it'll fit. i'm going to look into this as well.

 

so whats the deal

 

on the accords, the adjustment has a vertical option as well. under this cover there is a screw to mount to, BUT it looks unsafe to mount a harness bar to. it is more for anchoring one side of the seatbelt. NOT SAFE in my opinion.

 

i cant even find anyone her ein AZ to maek a custom one.

 

Call around to Tuscon or Pheonix and see if you can find a shop to fab you one

 

just get one of the bolt in cages on optauto's website...they come with harness bars and aren't terribly expensive...

 

i have a four door and i still want my back seat to be functional. also i dont want the cosmetics of a cage in my car along witht the weight. i found one shop that builds them but he wont put on in a four door because of some law in AZ i guess.....

 

guys...there is no where safe to mount it. it looks nice, but just use the rear seat bolt anchor points instead. safety first.

if you really want/need one, like Nick said, get a half cage. if you have a harness bar in the rear, no one will want to ride with you anyways. talk about losing teeth...


Modified by iakona at 5:31 AM 2/17/2005

 

ha , not if they wear their belts. it will fit fine!

 

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guessing you've nevar been in an accident involving any kind of speed

 

not really. but i when i do ill make sure youre in the back.

 

so do we know if this worthless peice will fit into a sedan?

 

i have no doubt that the bar works like it is supposed to; shoring up that gap in the middle of the car, but for every day use, like he was asking about, it's not a good option.

just use the seatbelt anchors in the rear for your harnesses.