i know that you arent supposed to have the harnesses at 90*, but is it better to have them at less than 90* or more than.

 

Do you mean the shoulder straps being at 90 degres?

 

Since you should be mounting the shoulder straps to a rollbar you will find a harness bar on the rollbar itself for mounting them on.

 

As close to horizontal as possible. Your rollbar will have a bar that accomplishes this perfectly.

 

ok so the angle should be acute, rather than obtuse

 

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no, we mean attach it to a rollbar.

 

this i know, but how high is the bar from the floor, im building my cage. that picture is mad small too

 

Set it a few inches below shoulder height

 

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geez *****-Hey, so technical. "a couple" how's that?

or just over the 40 degree. I wouldn't want to go below 45 though.

 

Georgy likes to pick apart our syntax.

Besides we cant tell him how far from the floor since driver height, seat, seat mounting etc will all be different.

 

What if they were on :fire: ?

 

hmm *****-Hey, your post above has absolutely nothing to do with the topic on hand. Please stop post whoring.

Back on topic. I think he'd select 2-3" when one says "a few" but possible not.

 

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excellent, we've been shamed by George

*high fives dave*

 

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excellent, we've been shamed by George

*high fives dave*</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL man i'm laughing my *** off over here. best thread of the week so far

RJ: IM me tomorrow with the thread we'll annoy *****-hey with

 

 

Cool it guys.

 

i now fell dumb because of this gaytarded conversation.

Thanks G-K for being helpful, and the others as well that participated intelligently.

so now, the way it should go is, about 4-6" below the horizontal line drawn from the shoulder height?

 

lol. you all need some

 

Would it be ok to bolt it up to where the top bolt for your rear seat belt went?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TeamTooQuick &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Would it be ok to bolt it up to where the top bolt for your rear seat belt went?</TD></TR></TABLE>

absorutry not. too far back, wrong angle. belts stretch on impact.