Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar
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From: SoCal
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (jonsteR)
This is a long shot, but would you know if there is an application for 90-93 integras?
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From: Santas Neighbor, Canada
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (Spikey)
Is this think strong enough for a harness? Do they advise you not to put a harness on it?
Although it would be nice to have a roll cage, all I ever do is autoX so I think this would be a better solution for adding a 4 pt harness to my ITR.
Although it would be nice to have a roll cage, all I ever do is autoX so I think this would be a better solution for adding a 4 pt harness to my ITR.
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Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (sutrusu)
the pic might not actually be from AJ but that is a AJ car....
They probably just haven't updated their site to include some Techno Spirit products yet but YES they do carry this and they can get this bar for you if you want. Just give them a call or email.
They probably just haven't updated their site to include some Techno Spirit products yet but YES they do carry this and they can get this bar for you if you want. Just give them a call or email.
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From: Santas Neighbor, Canada
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (sutrusu)
Is the angle appropriate for a harness mount? Anybody else do this?
you could bolt the harness to the rear lower seat belt mounts dude.
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From: Yokohama, Japan
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (Tommy_Gunns)
Although it would be nice to have a roll cage, all I ever do is autoX so I think this would be a better solution for adding a 4 pt harness to my ITR.
Rollover with harnesses mounted to this bar = crush your skull
Any questions?
Don't be a fool when it comes to saving your life.
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From: HELL, Canada
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (Reid)
hey, I like to know how can your crash your skull when the hardness is mount there? I want more info as I have my hardness mount there, pls tell me why is not safe so I can change my setup for saftey pls.
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From: north salt lake, Mormania, usa
Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (lePetitePrince)
hey, I like to know how can your crash your skull when the hardness is mount there? I want more info as I have my hardness mount there, pls tell me why is not safe so I can change my setup for saftey pls.
Look at the bar diameter, it will bend if that much force is put on it.
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Re: Picture Request: Spirit C-Pillar Bar (lePetitePrince)
hey, I like to know how can your crash your skull when the hardness is mount there? I want more info as I have my hardness mount there, pls tell me why is not safe so I can change my setup for saftey pls.
If you're using harnesses w/o rollover protection, in the event of a rollover you'll be stuck in place and your head will be used as the rollbar. Being that human heads aren't quite that strong (or FIA approved for that matter) there is the potential for severe injury (even death).
If you're using harness w/ rollover protection, in the event of a rollover you'll be stuck in place but your rollbar/cage (whichever you have) will prevent you from being crushed.
If you're using stock seat belts w/o rollover protection, in the event of a rollover your seatbelts will allow you to move toward the center of the vehicle (and down) and you will not be crushed.
We don't need anyone dying as a result of improper use of safety equipment.
