I'm wanting to get a harness bar and some takata harnesses, but I want to know if it's then safe to have passengers in the rear...if not I'm not going to do it as it's my daily

 

Simple answer...no. What happens when their head smacks into the bar? You guessed it, they are f'ed. Unless they are wearing a helmet I would keep passengers out of the back seat with a harness bar.

On a different note why are you looking to get harnesses? Assuming its your daily I feel like that would be a PITA not to mention the fact that they arent the safest for day to day driving.

 

Im thinking of making it my fun car and getting something better on gas and to save mileage on the evo. I still for the time being and even after want to tote people around on the weekend etc though...

 

well if they buckle up they should be alright, but the words "harness" and "daily driver" dont really go together very well lol

 

i wouldnt recommend it
cuz in the websites that sell them
they specify that its for competition use

 

YES!!!!! if you put lots of padding on it, and make them sign some release forms before getting in your car

 

The seats seem so pointless without harnesses in them though

 

racing harnesses suck. there a pain in the *** to strap up, etc. i had them in my z for 2 weeks before i ditched them.

 

rear seats should not be used with a harness bar

 

No offense, but dont you think this is a very simply answered question? Why dont you ask yourself the question, would you want your head smashing up against a steel bar and having your brains all over those nice Recaro Seats? I made my decision..

 

lool ...

Most if not all people that have harness bars don't have passengers riding in the back..

 

it is safe as long as the rear passengers are fully bolted in their seats, full head, face, body armor protection you should then be good to go.
it will be uncomfortable for them just a little bit.

 

No. Its not safe. Nor are most harnesses DOT approved.

Why do you want a harness bar?

If you need them for HPDE or AX:
http://www.schrothracing.com/store/T...allye/rallye-4

DOT, AST, 4 attachment points.

 

If you want a harness for the driver, you could mount only a driver's harness passing through the opening in the rear seat and still allow for a single passenger in the rear on the right side. That is the only solution I can think of.

I also do not recommend rear passengers with a harness bar.

 

So what we read on the internet is gospel?