C7 Harness Bar
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C7 Harness Bar
MTI Racing is fabricating and fitting a harness bar to the C7 Corvette. These harness bars will be available soon for your C7 Vette.
MTI Racing Harness Bar in Development.
MTI Racing Harness Bar in Development.
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Finished!! Here are some pictures of our C7 Harness bar powder coated and installed with a set of Schroth 6 point harness.
Our Harness bar installs without the removal of any interior panels or cutting of any of the panels as well.
Price is $995.00 Powder coated wrinkle black. PM or call the shop to order yours now.
Our Harness bar installs without the removal of any interior panels or cutting of any of the panels as well.
Price is $995.00 Powder coated wrinkle black. PM or call the shop to order yours now.
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From: Parker Pa
Have you guys come up with an attachment location the 5th and 6th point yet?
I do understand unless your running a dedicated racing seat for one driver its hard to cover all the bases. Somewhat surprised Chevy did not cut a slit in their competion seat for the submarine belt(s).
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I like the idea of not cutting into the panels. Agree it will accommodate any height. Thought I read once, the harness bar should be shoulder height or 10% lower to mitigate spinal compression. Any way to get the bar up in the air some? Maybe its just the angle of the picture taken. The shoulders of the person in the seat look high in comparison to bar location.
Have you guys come up with an attachment location the 5th and 6th point yet?
I do understand unless your running a dedicated racing seat for one driver it hard to cover all the bases. Somewhat surprised Chevy did not cut a slit in their competion seat for the submarine belt(s).
Have you guys come up with an attachment location the 5th and 6th point yet?
I do understand unless your running a dedicated racing seat for one driver it hard to cover all the bases. Somewhat surprised Chevy did not cut a slit in their competion seat for the submarine belt(s).
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We can accommodate this easily by making larger or smaller end pieces to the main bar, look closely where there are the two studs coming through with the nuts. We can machine larger end pieces to raise the bar up higher for taller drivers. And we also have locations for the 5th and 6th points as well. More pictures when those pieces come back from powder coating. As for spinal compression most if not all Sanctioning bodies require the shoulder harness to be at no more than a 20 degree angle.
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Here is a quick video showing the difference between an occupant in the C7 with a harness and without a harness.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxU9-8sM6pQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxU9-8sM6pQ
Nice product!
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Scraping the splitter.
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
I only see a 4-point harness in the pics.
Are you running the lower front anti-submarine belts over the seat base and is that legal for SCCA and NASA.
Also, in the Autocross/Roadracing section can MTI confirm the mods on the car that went a :12.7 at Roebling?
S.
Are you running the lower front anti-submarine belts over the seat base and is that legal for SCCA and NASA.
Also, in the Autocross/Roadracing section can MTI confirm the mods on the car that went a :12.7 at Roebling?
S.
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Trying to get more pictures gathered at the moment.
Thread is located here: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...-stingray.html
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St. Jude Donor '14-'15
The other bars out there essentially need the comp seats to have the correct angles.