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Help with harness fitment

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PaddyM

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Hi guys.
I have purchased this 6 point Sabelt harness for my ep3 track car. Now I need to go about installing it properly. I need to know where the correct mounting points for eyelet bolts ect and probably what if any other pieces I require. As for the car, I have completly removed the rear interior and my backet seat is mounted on to Buddyclub rails.
Any help is appreciated.
 

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I would strongly recommend a roll cage.

At very least you will need a harness bar like below:

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Harnesses without a rollbar is extremely dangerous.
If you roll the car and have a harness fitted then your body don't move, resulting in a squashed head. Where as having a roll bar will prevent the roof coming in, or in the case of a normal seatbelt, youd slide down the seat in the event of a roll over.
And I'm pretty sure some tracks won't let you out if you have a harness but no roll cage/bar
 
As has already been pointed out, don't run harnesses without a cage.

Also harness bars have been known to break in the event of a crash.
 
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