anyone using corbeau's quick release harness system. or any quick release system for that matter, how did you attach the rear connecter. i figured going to the seat bolt. but its a nut, and i need the hole open to screw in the quick release eyelet. any help would be appreicated.


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I was wondering the same thing for when i order my leagacy seats.

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I will try to post pics later this evening, the batteries in my camera died while I was trying to get them, but I welded 3 small steel plates to my rear floor, with the proper sized nuts welded to them. One in the middle, and one on each side. The harnesses both share the center mount. Screw the eyelets into them, cut slits in the carpet, just large enough for the loop to stick through, and thats about it. The carpet sticks up just a little, and thats the trick. If you plan on using the quick release a lot you might want to find another way, but to keep the install clean looking I placed them just under the edge of the rear seat, so it looks very neat. I'll post pics as soon as I can.

found out corbeau makes brakets you can use, but i just ended up switching them out to normal 3-ways with removeable back piece.


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i just got Sparco's 3 point harness with the quick release back part, attached just like my old Weapon-R 4 points







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what are you guys using for your harnesses? a harness bar or roll cage? i just got corbeau clubman's and i would love to use harnesses but i dont know what type of harness and how to mount them etc..

All right, here we go, here is the center with the carpet pulled back
This is the pass. side

And this is with the carpet, and seat in place. I haven't vacumed in a while, and it shows lol.


Hope this helps

your back ones look like they are going in front of your back seats correct? if so this is unsafe. and you could get hurt in an accident. harnesses need to be closer to a 45 degree angle or less


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