Roll bar without the harness bar
08-10-2008, 06:20 AM
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Roll bar without the harness bar
Who makes a roll bar without the harness bar I bought my s as a weekend toy I will be doing a inlinepro kit and I want the added safety but I can't stand racing seats so i won't need the harness bar
08-10-2008, 08:36 AM
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cusco/safety 21 has them without the harness bar as well.
for safety, you prob wont need the bar. the car is really strong. ive rolled an s which landed upside down. youll be alright.
my 6pt roll cage is for looks.
for safety, you prob wont need the bar. the car is really strong. ive rolled an s which landed upside down. youll be alright.
my 6pt roll cage is for looks.
08-10-2008, 11:33 AM
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Its not that I want one but to please the wife. We are having our first baby in november so she said she would appreciate it and I kind of like the way they look
08-10-2008, 11:57 AM
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running a roll bar / cage without a harness?
that's more dangerous even if you pad the roll bars.
when you crash the human neck can stretch quite far in directions you have never imagined. you might want to get a harness....
better go all out and be safe than sorry
i thought the stock s2k roll hoops were good..
i know someone who rolled his s2k on the canyons and he's still my banker
that's more dangerous even if you pad the roll bars.
when you crash the human neck can stretch quite far in directions you have never imagined. you might want to get a harness....
better go all out and be safe than sorry
i thought the stock s2k roll hoops were good..
i know someone who rolled his s2k on the canyons and he's still my banker
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08-10-2008, 01:18 PM
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keep everything stock and everything will be good.
some people say if u get racing seat, then u must get harness.
some say if u get roll bar, get harness, but racing seat isn't mandatory.
everyone's approach will be different but as far as i know, the stock safety components are good.
there's alot of interior that will absorb the shock anyways. so don't take any of that stuff out.
some people say if u get racing seat, then u must get harness.
some say if u get roll bar, get harness, but racing seat isn't mandatory.
everyone's approach will be different but as far as i know, the stock safety components are good.
there's alot of interior that will absorb the shock anyways. so don't take any of that stuff out.
08-10-2008, 01:19 PM
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Thank you I'm very excited about this. I won't get to drive the s very after he is born. At the moment I drive it a few times a week I also have a 2002 Sentra Spec v I/H/MP/E/ 80 shot of spray I drive mostly.
08-10-2008, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by krnmike,Aug 10 2008, 11:57 AM
running a roll bar / cage without a harness?
that's more dangerous even if you pad the roll bars.
that's more dangerous even if you pad the roll bars.
I do agree that the factory roll protection is sufficient for street use.