I found the thread in the How To section about installing the harness. The pics are no longer working. I understand the general concept but i would like to have some pictures or more information as i will be installing these this weekend. any help is appreciated.

here is the thread with the pics that don't work.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-install.html

 

I installed the Schroth street harness & have some pics that should give you some ideas if interested........Peace

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ness-pics.html

 

I used the lower seatbelt bolt for mine. I have it the same way on my SVTF.

 

Same here. Upper and lower stock seatbelt bolts.

 

I found this link helpful when installing mine:

Schroth Rallye 4 Harness Belts

 

^^^Nice link except, I installed mine w/out having to undue the shoulder strap buckle.....Just feed the lap belt & shoulder harness through the seat harness holes together

In any event, Ive been using the Autocontrol as my primary street belt since Feb 09..........Would not recommend the Rally belt as a street harness due to its rigid rear mount

 

thanks everybody for the help. this link provides exactly what i was looking for.

 

I use the Rallye4 at the track. But MinusPrevious is correct. They're too much of a pain to use on the street, so I just use the stock belts when I'm not on the track.

 

I did a quick install since it was already late when i got home from work. Only took me 1 hour. still needs some adjusting but its in. here is a couple pics to help others out

 

nice job.. enjoy!

 

so do people get the bar so people are still able to sit in the back...and the cheaper way is to just use the rear seatbelts? am I seeing that right?

 

Some ppl say having the bar is safer but that argument can go on forever. In the owners manual that came with the belts it states that it can be bolted how i have it so im not worried. Also i wouldn't want to be a passenger in the back seat even if you did have a harness bar. The bars are solid steel and at head level. not to safe.

 

Yeah, I'm with EatSleepBoost. You should never have passengers in the back when your harness bar is in the car.

 

I found it simpler to just never have back seat passengers.

 

+1 ^^^ my rear springs are to low anyways to have ppl in the back. any more than 150lbs in the back causes my rear tires to rub over bumps pretty bad. Throw 1 chick back there on occassion, thats about it.