I have been looking at this harness bar more and more lately but i have been having problems finding pictures of the bar installed as most reviews are months old and people have deleted the pics. My main question is what kind of harness are you guys using and where are your mounting points? I have not been able to find a guide to mounting the harness even though everyone says there is no modification required to install the bar with harness. Some places sell the bar with a 2" 4 point harness but it is a bolt-in installation harness and the bar does not look like it has eyelets to bolt a harness to it and there does not seem like there is a place to bolt the bottom half of the harness anywhere on the inboard sides of the seats.

 

It looks like the Corbeau harness bar is designed for wrap-around harness mounting only. This type of mounting is common with roll bars/cages, and is what I have done in the past when I had a roll cage in my vehicle. Most 3" harnesses (including the Corbeau) have options or provisions for wrap-around mounting. Most 2" harnesses like the Schroth (which I have had in several different cars) and possibly the Corbeau do not have wrap-around mounting provisions. You may want to call Corbeau customer service directly and ask them (1-801-255-3737) which they recommend. On Corbeau's website they specifically mention wrap-around mounting for their 3" harnesses, but there is no mention of it with their 2" harnesses (although it may still be possible?)

 

See thats what i thought but both of these companies offer the bar with the bolt-in or snap-in harness, which i know the snap-in harness will not work with the flimsy guide rod that is welded to the bar.

http://www.stage3motorsports.com/pro...Harnesses.html

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...ss-And-Bar-Kit

EDIT: Ok i found the answer i was looking for when i looked at their harness tabs more carefully

"Wrap Around: The wrap around option allows you to wrap the two rear straps around a harness bar or roll cage. You just remove the bolt-in hardware to utilize the wrap around option."