How To Mount Harness To Roll Bar at Esteban Burke blog

How To Mount Harness To Roll Bar. If you have a roll cage, a roll bar, or a harness bar, you can simply thread your shoulder harnesses around the bar behind your. What i usually suggest to the racer is to take a piece of 1/4 rod and bend it. The best way would be to have them anchored to the required cross bar. Having the belts anchored to the seat is not legal. This from the nhra rule book: Most specifications for harness seat belts are that the angle of the drivers spine to the shoulder harnesses must be greater than 45. The most common approach is to mount the harnesses to a horizontal cross bar attached to the roll bar with no more than a 20. This arrangement should allow the belts to be mounted 20. The shoulder harnesses should be mounted to a roll cage harness bar no more than eight inches behind the seat. You don't want them sliding back and forth on the bar.

If you have a roll cage, a roll bar, or a harness bar, you can simply thread your shoulder harnesses around the bar behind your. This from the nhra rule book: The best way would be to have them anchored to the required cross bar. The shoulder harnesses should be mounted to a roll cage harness bar no more than eight inches behind the seat. Having the belts anchored to the seat is not legal. This arrangement should allow the belts to be mounted 20. What i usually suggest to the racer is to take a piece of 1/4 rod and bend it. You don't want them sliding back and forth on the bar. Most specifications for harness seat belts are that the angle of the drivers spine to the shoulder harnesses must be greater than 45. The most common approach is to mount the harnesses to a horizontal cross bar attached to the roll bar with no more than a 20.

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How To Mount Harness To Roll Bar The most common approach is to mount the harnesses to a horizontal cross bar attached to the roll bar with no more than a 20. If you have a roll cage, a roll bar, or a harness bar, you can simply thread your shoulder harnesses around the bar behind your. The best way would be to have them anchored to the required cross bar. What i usually suggest to the racer is to take a piece of 1/4 rod and bend it. You don't want them sliding back and forth on the bar. The most common approach is to mount the harnesses to a horizontal cross bar attached to the roll bar with no more than a 20. This arrangement should allow the belts to be mounted 20. The shoulder harnesses should be mounted to a roll cage harness bar no more than eight inches behind the seat. Most specifications for harness seat belts are that the angle of the drivers spine to the shoulder harnesses must be greater than 45. This from the nhra rule book: Having the belts anchored to the seat is not legal.