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I'm putting a group buy together for an actual 370 Harness Bar(Similar to one pictured in Galeforce's photo). I ran one all 2014 with the one in the actual photo
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I'm putting a group buy together for an actual 370 Harness Bar(Similar to one pictured in Galeforce's photo). I ran one all 2014 with the one in the actual photo (purchased from owner in Chicago). I wanted to fully try it out first, fitment, install, and obviously support.
Harness bar holds very strong, very tight, and made out of VERY heavy steel. Very high quality. Each one is 100% handcrafted and individually made, so costs aren't cheap, but a VERY high quality alternative to doing a full all out cage. ***The OEM support bar location is not recommended. As previously stated, the angle downward from your shoulders/seat holes is MAX 20%, which your OEM support bar location does not measure and is not ideal for actual use. Not to mention, the OEM support bar is not nearly strong enough to support seat belts, needing to have a complete steel bar replacement to even consider running a harness. Last edited by 1cleanZ; 11-06-2014 at 10:45 AM. |
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