check this out (work in progress)
check this out (work in progress)
its my 60% completed aluminum harness bar
still to complete: 2" rear strut bar X connecting into 2" main harness bar to stiffen the chassis even more
sorry for the crappy shots, as i used my camera phone for the pics...
still to complete: 2" rear strut bar X connecting into 2" main harness bar to stiffen the chassis even more
sorry for the crappy shots, as i used my camera phone for the pics...
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i agree round would look much better. i thinkg he should reinforce it. run to bars from the bcak corners to the trunk some solid in the trunk, He get's into an accident that who;e structure might not hold.
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Rep Power: 319 ^^ werd...follow 03CivicEX45Door's advice...its smart...also weld onto the actual body of the car...bolts wont do because i've done it in my friends EG hatch and welding is the way to go
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Rep Power: 0 ya absolutley don't look to bad, gotta support that thing just incase you get into an accident unless you want to go into the winshield. If it was me i would have just went with something like sparco makes, still allowes uses of 5 point harnesses but you don't have to remove back seat. Just weld like a Mother FU@*#r
thanks for the comments so far
as it stands right now, im running on my stock seats until the bar is 100%
yes as stated above, i am going to reinforce the bar by using an aluminum x brace onto an aluminum rear strut bar
square tubing was used because of its accessibility and cheapness in price. i like how the bar looks
i dont see why there are concerns with the safty of it. i believe those bolts will hold in the case of an accident. its actually taking stress off the seatbelt bolts because its bolted to the floor the weight is distributed to 6 bolts within the car which 2 would normally hold
and no, i dont plan on welding my car as it will be for sale within the next couple of years
also because of it being aluminum, it is extremely light.
i'll keep you updated
as it stands right now, im running on my stock seats until the bar is 100%
yes as stated above, i am going to reinforce the bar by using an aluminum x brace onto an aluminum rear strut bar
square tubing was used because of its accessibility and cheapness in price. i like how the bar looks
i dont see why there are concerns with the safty of it. i believe those bolts will hold in the case of an accident. its actually taking stress off the seatbelt bolts because its bolted to the floor the weight is distributed to 6 bolts within the car which 2 would normally hold
and no, i dont plan on welding my car as it will be for sale within the next couple of years
also because of it being aluminum, it is extremely light.
i'll keep you updated
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Originally Posted by nooboob
your camera pics are looking pretty good for a damn camera.. what camera you using? lol
will do
btw. im using a motorolla v635 cam phone. works pretty good considering i had to reduce the origional picture size to 75%
im also looking into the possiable bolt issues. never the less i wont have seats mounted until after the winter, so i'll give me some time to play around with it
btw. im using a motorolla v635 cam phone. works pretty good considering i had to reduce the origional picture size to 75%
im also looking into the possiable bolt issues. never the less i wont have seats mounted until after the winter, so i'll give me some time to play around with it
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i dont know whether to paint it red or polish it to a mirror finish?
anyway, the welding on that was tough because of it had to be tig welded because of it being aluminum. i got a buddy to help me weld it up because i cant afford a tig welder.
^^ and boy am i getting excited looking at numbers like the sig above @ 7psi
here is my other winter project
anyway, the welding on that was tough because of it had to be tig welded because of it being aluminum. i got a buddy to help me weld it up because i cant afford a tig welder.
^^ and boy am i getting excited looking at numbers like the sig above @ 7psi
here is my other winter project
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