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Old 08-25-2002, 07:02 AM
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Default shoulder harness to roll bar

am looking for the brackets that attach to the roll bar that the seat belt/shoulder harness attaches to. have seen them on many cars and looked in many catalogs but can't find them. any help ?
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Old 08-25-2002, 07:25 AM
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Default Roll Bar Harness Mount

I bought mine from Enzo at Finish Line. But since I have a B&B Mfg kit and my roll bar is a little wider than the average Cobra (15 1/2" wide center to center) I used Enzo's mounting hardware and made me a cross bar from 3/4" thich wall round steel. I made two tabs about 2" wide and 1/4" thick and positioned them on either side of my shoulders and welded them to the bar. I also drilled 1/2" holes in my tabs for mounting my shoulder straps. I may have them all chromed some day but for now I just painted them semi-gloss black and everything looks great and works even better. When I first mounted my shoulder straps I mounted them behind the seat my shoulder straps would slide off my shoulders in hard turns.

If your roll bar is 141/2" wide or less Enzo has a perfect set-up for you made with a stainless steel cross bar. If yours is like mine the modification is simple and works extremely well.

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Old 08-25-2002, 11:23 AM
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Clois (and anyone else),
I've noticed that some people have their shoulder-harnesses anchored to the floor---with some applications routed through the seat-back, via holes for that purpose. Others I see are anchored on a cross-bar affixed to the roll-bar itself. Therefore one type comes almost from the floor level, well below the driver's shoulders, and the other type comes from the roll-bar, straight across. Which do you prefer?
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