Sparco harness Bar install
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I'll answer you anyway.
Not really debating....It's a Zen thing... All things are not black and white.... Every thing has it's intended benifits and it's draw backs...
Only pointing out the rational reasons for a harness bar...
Me, I'm paranoid... Seen and Crashed a lot of cars... I like a full cage.Leave a comment:
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Then why were you debating every one of my posts? Nevermind, don't answer that.
Yes, the ~30 lbs extra of a roll bar for the peace of mind that you probably won't die in a roll-over. That's correct.Leave a comment:
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Yes... (In my personal opinion) you are correct.
Only the weight difference is a real factor.Leave a comment:
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Who said anything about cages?
A 4 pt roll bar has the same intrusions as a harness bar.
All I'm saying is there is really no benefit of a harness bar over a roll bar, but there are many benefits of a roll bar over a harness bar.Leave a comment:
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Yes there are roll overs...While I agree the chances are low, a few videos of cars on two wheels including a couple WAY on two wheels as well as LOTS of pictures of cars lifting both inside wheels makes me a little uneasy.
Put another way. While still low, your chances for a rollover autoxing are MUCH higher with an E30 than with lots of other cars.
But not like high speed smash and tumbles that would normally cave in the lid.Leave a comment:
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While I agree the chances are low, a few videos of cars on two wheels including a couple WAY on two wheels as well as LOTS of pictures of cars lifting both inside wheels makes me a little uneasy.
Put another way. While still low, your chances for a rollover autoxing are MUCH higher with an E30 than with lots of other cars.Leave a comment:
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We (John and I) are working on a better one.
Less costly as well.Leave a comment:
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i have this damn bar, and as i have said before, i wish it fit the e30 better. it seems more like a universal peice that they made to fit a bunch of cars, the only difference between them being a mouting plate or 2...Leave a comment:
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There is always this to consider:I still wouldn't put one in my car. The chance of serious injury with harnesses and no rollover protection vs. a stock system just makes it not worth it to me. Especially when the harness bar is almost as expensive and is just as intrusive to the interior as a 4 pt. roll bar.
Some wouldn't want a cage in their street car.
And a cage weighs a lot more than a harness bar.
One other note here (and I found this out the hard way) some cages are nothing more than extra weight and a false sense of security.Leave a comment:
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I still wouldn't put one in my car. The chance of serious injury with harnesses and no rollover protection vs. a stock system just makes it not worth it to me. Especially when the harness bar is almost as expensive and is just as intrusive to the interior as a 4 pt. roll bar.Leave a comment:
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Disagree to agree?
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That's a good point... However.
The chance of a real roll and tumble at an auto X or cone slalom is pretty low.
In just a roll over on flat ground the lid usually holds up pretty well and in this case a harness will keep you from flying around (and possibly halfway out a window... Very ugly sight).
Me personally... I'm all for a full cage.Leave a comment:

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