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Originally Posted by TopGear,Feb 22 2010, 02:16 PM
No need to 
me.. I stand by what I said. In a comfortable seating position, I'm far enough back to be in danger of hitting my head on the vertical support of the roll bar which would be right over my left shoulder, and close to being flush with the seat.
Sure, that's a LOT less danger than a full cage, but it's still something to smash my head into that wasn't there before.
I wouldn't put a roll bar in my car without a racing seat and a harness.
If you're shorter, I think that danger is seriously reduced.
Of course, this is all just my own, often incorrect opinion. YMMV.
me.. I stand by what I said. In a comfortable seating position, I'm far enough back to be in danger of hitting my head on the vertical support of the roll bar which would be right over my left shoulder, and close to being flush with the seat.Sure, that's a LOT less danger than a full cage, but it's still something to smash my head into that wasn't there before.
I wouldn't put a roll bar in my car without a racing seat and a harness.
If you're shorter, I think that danger is seriously reduced.
Of course, this is all just my own, often incorrect opinion. YMMV.
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