I need a b pillar bar for my coupe. I believe its the b pillar bar right behind the seats so I can use 4 point harnesses. What kind of car can I use this from. Im having no luck locating the cb one.
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Plz do not use this type of bar. They are unsafe and in an accident and will snap.
Save your money and buy an actual cage setup or a roll bar with harness bar. Chromoly roll bars or cages are best. Chromoly is light yet very strong.Last edited by Darkcloud; 02-17-2012, 02:20 AM. -
Do they have a half cage? Whats the website for them?Originally posted by Darkcloud View PostComment
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Do work. Build shit.
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Try and find a piping comnpany in your area make sure they carry DOM or Chromoly piping in 1.25 or 1.50(1.50 mainly)Originally posted by gvaldez92 View Post
I dont kno any sites I found a piping supply company by my house.
Autopower cages from an EG works, Hit up JDMb@#ner.Comment
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I personally have no experience with them but NRG makes a harness bar for a CD5.
Take some measurments and see if it fits, and it may.Comment
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Again dont buy these bars if you daily drive your car, in an accident the nrg,sparco and nameless b pillar will break or bend in a collision causing more harm.Originally posted by nate'sCB7 View Post
I encourage true DOM or Chromoly material to be used.Comment
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4 point harnesses in a street driven car aren't the best idea.
If you're going to track the car, then use something like an Autopower Rollbar or better yet have a full cage fabbed, but for a car that will only see street use a bar and harnesses are going to make things less safe for you.Comment
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Joey Lee's old CB, for fitment/image reference:
Looks kinda small for my taste. At least too low to not be an issue with taller people in a roll-over. Not that your A-pillars couldn't easily collapse and render this roll bar potentially useless to front-seat occupants anyway.Last edited by CyborgGT; 02-20-2012, 01:21 AM.Comment
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