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RE: Harness bar fitting - adam b - 18-05-2015
Calm down, calm down...
It's not as narrow as it looks, ties into the beam mounts. I want to add to it, but only when the roof is re-skinned
RE: Harness bar fitting - Piggy - 18-05-2015
(18-05-2015, 09:34 PM)welshpug Wrote: what do you mean narrow?!
every weld in 306 cage ive seen look pretty damn similar, including the ones in the 306 maxi, which if you are too young to remember them were capable of being quicker than a wrc car at the time in the right hands.
Oh chill out! not every comment is an arsenal to your abilities and knowledge. Geewiz. Anyway, group B rally cars, which I am not too young to remember, are quicker than a wrc car today...doesn't mean they were safe!?
(18-05-2015, 09:37 PM)adam b Wrote: Calm down, calm down...
It's not as narrow as it looks, ties into the beam mounts. I want to add to it, but only when the roof is re-skinned
just the camera angle I think, I wasn't trying to bruise anyones pride. Just "looks" narrow thats all. Still looks ace. Still want one meself! haha
RE: Harness bar fitting - adam b - 18-05-2015
No problem at all
RE: Harness bar fitting - Piggy - 18-05-2015
(18-05-2015, 09:54 PM)adam b Wrote: No problem at all
we must meet up soon fella...you are the closest member here to me I'm sure!
message me your number or message me on FB
RE: Harness bar fitting - cully - 19-05-2015
(18-05-2015, 09:46 PM)Piggy Wrote: group B rally cars, which I am not too young to remember, are quicker than a wrc car today...doesn't mean they were safe!?
group B cars were built to the same blue book rule book as the WRC stuff today
so they were/are just as safe just remember rules evovle over time as technologys change
they only got banned due to a few spectators getting killed because the drivers were driving outside their abilitys not because they were unsafe
you will be saying all the wrc stuff that run restrictor plates are unsafe in a minuite as they are going to 1600cc engines I believe
RE: Harness bar fitting - welshpug - 19-05-2015
They've been 1600 for 4 years already.
RE: Harness bar fitting - grantpipe - 19-05-2015
I wouldn't bother without a cage either.
If someone rear ended you or hit ya side on back pa el where your belts are mounts either your belt will come loose and dangerous or it will tighten an hurt you badly. That's just my thought and I've been the wrong way up 3 times
Harness bar fitting - connorp - 19-05-2015
So has there been a decided place to put the harness bar yet?
RE: Harness bar fitting - Niall - 19-05-2015
There's substantially more chance of that happening with a harness bar rather than a cage. Have you seen how well 306a fair up to being rear ended?
RE: Harness bar fitting - kentiiboii - 19-05-2015
(19-05-2015, 11:14 AM)Niall Wrote: There's substantially more chance of that happening with a harness bar rather than a cage. Have you seen how well 306a fair up to being rear ended? [emoji38]Mine didn't come out too bad to say it was rear ended, everything is still straight.
(19-05-2015, 11:13 AM)connorp Wrote: So has there been a decided place to put the harness bar yet?Seat belt mounts [emoji106]
RE: Harness bar fitting - Piggy - 19-05-2015
(19-05-2015, 10:37 AM)welshpug Wrote: They've been 1600 for 4 years already.
going to say!
And for the drivers, they certainly were not as safe as todays wrc cars. No way.
RE: Harness bar fitting - Piggy - 20-05-2015
don't know why I let myself in for abuse
RE: Harness bar fitting - Nathan1305 - 20-05-2015
Looks really good
better than bolting it to the seatbelt mounts. First thing I'm doing on mine is welding in harness bars between the cage[attachment=23280]