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Old 06-20-2013, 10:05 PM
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Official Powell Harness Bar Thread

Who has them? Post Pics

Just got one!
Is there an Install how-to?


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remove seat belt shoulder straps from holder; move both front seats forward and tilt back forward also.
remove bottom seat belt anchor at the B pillar. T 47
unclip plastic cover carefully remove top seat belt anchor, removing carefully to not leave behind the two spacers; these should be secured with a captive speed nut.

unwind captive nut,remove spacers, and place top belt assembly onto the hockey stick shaped down bar. stock bolt/seat belt

NOTE IF BELT ANCHORS ARE VERY HARD TO REMOVE USE LIGHT HEAT TO SOFTEN LOCKTITE ON BOLT.

Using top bolt as a guide, install top belt/washer/down bar/two spacers/speed nut and install into upper b pillar do not torque down.

install lower belt connection. first make sure the rod end is adjusted so the new lower belt slips easily into the anchor and threads without any tension on it from the down bar. adjust rod end as needed.
then assemble onto bolt: belt assembly/rod end/spacer and thread into lower mount.

repeat other side.

assemble bar onto down bars. rotate end for end and on itself to line it up properly. If you have to force it you have not got it lined up correctly. belt guides face up.

snug bolts easily each side.

torque bolts. done.

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email me I send you one...I have been too busy should have done that when I shipped it. sorry.
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Originally Posted by Powell Race Parts
email me I send you one...I have been too busy should have done that when I shipped it. sorry.
you haven't responded
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I heard there awesome, and that there built really well. Congrats on getting one. I couldn't bring myself to buy it at full price though. so ill be buying a used ottp hardcore. Wish I could get the real thing, but just to much money.
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Originally Posted by SalvageBaltSS
I heard there awesome, and that there built really well. Congrats on getting one. I couldn't bring myself to buy it at full price though. so ill be buying a used ottp hardcore. Wish I could get the real thing, but just to much money.
OTTP makes a Harness bar?
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i haz one
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you haven't responded
where are you sending the emails?
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remove seat belt shoulder straps from holder; move both front seats forward and tilt back forward also.
remove bottom seat belt anchor at the B pillar. T 47
unclip plastic cover carefully remove top seat belt anchor, removing carefully to not leave behind the two spacers; these should be secured with a captive speed nut.

unwind captive nut,remove spacers, and place top belt assembly onto the hockey stick shaped down bar. stock bolt/seat belt

NOTE IF BELT ANCHORS ARE VERY HARD TO REMOVE USE LIGHT HEAT TO SOFTEN LOCKTITE ON BOLT.

Using top bolt as a guide, install top belt/washer/down bar/two spacers/speed nut and install into upper b pillar do not torque down.

install lower belt connection. first make sure the rod end is adjusted so the new lower belt slips easily into the anchor and threads without any tension on it from the down bar. adjust rod end as needed.
then assemble onto bolt: belt assembly/rod end/spacer and thread into lower mount.

repeat other side.

assemble bar onto down bars. rotate end for end and on itself to line it up properly. If you have to force it you have not got it lined up correctly. belt guides face up.

snug bolts easily each side.

torque bolts. done.
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Royce has this done perfectly. If you are missing the stainless washers to space the belt out, either buy some at the hardware store(9/16 inside hole) or i will mail them. I did not send them out the last shipment, shipper was day dreaming...

Originally Posted by keiserX13
you haven't responded
where are you sending the emails? I have none

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if the bolts are really hard to get out and nothing seems to do the trick..... light heat with a mini butane torch will do the trick to loosen the lock tite.
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Originally Posted by Powell Race Parts
where are you sending the emails?
I responded to an e-mail i had from GLoria asking about it and she added <john@powellraceshop.com> to the email

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remove seat belt shoulder straps from holder; move both front seats forward and tilt back forward also.
remove bottom seat belt anchor at the B pillar. T 47
unclip plastic cover carefully remove top seat belt anchor, removing carefully to not leave behind the two spacers; these should be secured with a captive speed nut.

unwind captive nut,remove spacers, and place top belt assembly onto the hockey stick shaped down bar. stock bolt/seat belt

NOTE IF BELT ANCHORS ARE VERY HARD TO REMOVE USE LIGHT HEAT TO SOFTEN LOCKTITE ON BOLT.

Using top bolt as a guide, install top belt/washer/down bar/two spacers/speed nut and install into upper b pillar do not torque down.

install lower belt connection. first make sure the rod end is adjusted so the new lower belt slips easily into the anchor and threads without any tension on it from the down bar. adjust rod end as needed.
then assemble onto bolt: belt assembly/rod end/spacer and thread into lower mount.

repeat other side.

assemble bar onto down bars. rotate end for end and on itself to line it up properly. If you have to force it you have not got it lined up correctly. belt guides face up.

snug bolts easily each side.

torque bolts. done.
this is exactly what i needed
its seams easy enough just didn't want to miss anything
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Gloria forwarded your email yesterday I did not read it until just now. F
FIFY
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Originally Posted by Omiotek
not good pics but heres mine
More pics of rear seat delete not much for gutting a car but I've only had someone back there twice
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its destroyed.
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Originally Posted by keiserX13
OTTP makes a Harness bar?
my bad, thought it said hardcore bar, as in sway bar lol
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mine rubs my driver side door panel tho
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Originally Posted by royce777
mine rubs my driver side door panel tho
space it out. I adjusted the jig to make the fit more precise; did you buy it new from me?
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Originally Posted by Powell Race Parts
space it out. I adjusted the jig to make the fit more precise; did you buy it new from me?
i did not buy directly from you. but it was brand new. I believe it was one of the earlier ones made. Spacing it out is on the list of things to do eventually. I need to get some motivation to fix all the little things lol
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Give me your seats!
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Give me your seats!
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