Hey guys whats going on? I just ordered a Megan Racing C-Pillar bar for my 94 Civic four door. I still want my back seats/seatbelts accessible so im planning on mounting it behind the front seats as ive seen in pictures. My first question is will i be able to keep my front seatbelts upon install? And my second question is, could someone explain to me how it is done? Thanks again in advance!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .EGGplant &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey guys whats going on? I just ordered a Megan Racing C-Pillar bar for my 94 Civic four door. I still want my back seats/seatbelts accessible so im planning on mounting it behind the front seats as ive seen in pictures. My first question is will i be able to keep my front seatbelts upon install? And my second question is, could someone explain to me how it is done? Thanks again in advance! </TD></TR></TABLE>

Well, the C-pillar bolts up to the seatbolt points on the C-Pillar, there are bolts that it secure's to. Yes, you can have passengers in the back but it is in the way, so they will have to lean forward. Front seatbelts shouldnt even be a relavent issue here.

 

well ive seen it mounted in the front before. I thought it was another C-Pillar bar but maybe its called something else. Can you clarify?

 

Thats a b-pillar bar.
C-pillar is farthest back

In civics you have the A-pillar (windsheild) , B-pillar, right between front and rear seats, and the C-pillar, the farthest back, the rear windshield

 

Thats pretty interesting. I've never seen B-pillar bars advertised. Is that just a mounting issue or is it totally different than a c-pillar bar? meaning my c-pillar bar couldnt be mounted there?

 

I think if you try to mount a c pillar where the b pillar goes,it might be to short.

 

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correct, B-pillar is wider, at least in My EK it is, i cant say the same for a 92-95.

 

well this sucks. lol

 

any ideas on where to find b-pillar bars?

 

Not sure off the top of my head, ive seen EK b-pillars, but not EG ones.

 

guess they will have to do some ducking!

 

i could imagine a b pillar bar would be hella hard for people to get into your backseat enough to make em not even wanna get in

 

You have a rear deck - that supplies stability...
Sorry, but you wasted your money.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .EGGplant &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">guess they will have to do some ducking!</TD></TR></TABLE>

jus dont get rear ended if you do install the C-pillar lol

 

c-pillar bar = waste of money.

 

I saw a guy that had the C-piller in his car and ppl in the back seat when he was rear ended and the two ppl in the back seat were dead cuz the bar crushed the base of there skull and killed them

 

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correct, B-pillar is wider, at least in My EK it is, i cant say the same for a 92-95.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I had one for my 92-95 and it was much longer.My car is gutted so I dont have to worry about people getting in the back,but if you need to use your back seats for anything,I wouldnt do it.If you really want one,Sparco makes a harness bar,or you could find someone to make you one.

 

thanks for all the replies and grusome stories lol

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its a 4 door!

 

yeah, unpadded bars installed in your driving compartment are dangerous.

it amazes me the amount of people who drive around with unpadded "roll cages"

 

check this
http://dgiautomotive.com/index...y=149

 

thanks man