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Old 10-18-2009, 08:27 PM
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Who sells these items...What are my options.
Can I get a roll bar from 1 company and the harness bar from another?
Or is it an all in 1 type of deal?
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Old 10-18-2009, 09:44 PM
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Be careful cause harness bar might be in the way of rollbar. Autopower allows you to remove diagonal and harness bar and leave main hoop.
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I am looking for a roll bar with the harness bar.(an all in one package)
As long as it's easy to install!
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I got the Autopower roll bar, and it has the harness bar built in, but it can be ordered as removable.

Some people don't like this bar, because it bolts into the sheet metal of the floor and the wheel wells. It is not too difficult to install, but you do need to either remove or cut holes in some interior panels.
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Originally Posted by d964
Who sells these items...What are my options.
Can I get a roll bar from 1 company and the harness bar from another?
Or is it an all in 1 type of deal?
thanks
Dwane
A lot of folks use a DAS bolt in Roll bar which incorporates a horizontal harness bar
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Like Bill mentioned, I too have the DAS bolt in "weekender" bar with integrated harness bar.

I skipped the weld-on loops for the harnesses though (like his picture shows) as I was told they are always in the wrong place and not needed anyways.

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Originally Posted by Marc Shaw
....I skipped the weld-on loops for the harnesses though (like his picture shows) as I was told they are always in the wrong place and not needed anyways.

Marc
as you can see on each side one is in the right place the other isn't. The alternative is to make you own spreaders

like these
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Bill and Mark, If you have more pics, I would love to see how you improved on the harness bar loops. I am going with the DAS roll bar.
Is the harness bar removable?
I am new to this and have not paid much attention to safety. This is my new priority. I would rather copy what someone is happy with, then try 5 different setups to be happy!
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Hi Dwane,
As far as I know, if you get the DAS Sport Bolt-in (true bolt in) then the harness bar is not removable as it is welded to the rest of the bar. If you get the AutoPower bar then the harness bar is removable (not sure why you would want to do this) but remember, this one requires you to drill holes (12) to mount it in your car. When you get the DAS, don't bother with the welded loops. It is easy to add your own harness guides. I used roll bar padding and tie-wraps to create harness locating points.
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Originally Posted by d964
Bill and Mark, If you have more pics, I would love to see how you improved on the harness bar loops. I am going with the DAS roll bar.
Is the harness bar removable?
I am new to this and have not paid much attention to safety. This is my new priority. I would rather copy what someone is happy with, then try 5 different setups to be happy!
thanks guy's
Dwayne
The black car is not mine, but I believe that he used shaft collars that are available from McMaster-Carr. They just bolt on to the fixed horizontal bar.

The thing to be careful to get right is that there needs to be a straight fetch from your shoulder thru the seat holes to the fastening bar. We are all different sizes so what works for one driver/bar/seat combo may not work for another. The black car uses DAS bar & Recaro Pole Position seats, because of my height that wouldn't work for me in an identical car so I used DAS bar & Recaro XPG XL seats
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Dwane - here is a shot of mine (DAS bolt-in and Recaro SPG seats).

This shot was during install so the harnesses are not tightened up yet nor secured but I used zip ties and hot-water insulation foam to locate the harnesses.

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Originally Posted by Marc Shaw
Dwane - here is a shot of mine (DAS bolt-in and Recaro SPG seats).

This shot was during install so the harnesses are not tightened up yet nor secured but I used zip ties and hot-water insulation foam to locate the harnesses.

Marc
The harness wraps around the bar and is locked there with the steel clip?
Is it like a child's car seat type of locking clip?
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Originally Posted by d964
The harness wraps around the bar and is locked there with the steel clip?
Is it like a child's car seat type of locking clip?
Yes - if you look on page 25 here you'll see how to wrap them.

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Here's a fairly good picture of My DAS bar. Very happy with it. Tight fit but a straight forward bolt in installation with no drilling...

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