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Old 11-13-2008, 08:32 PM   #1
turboyaris
 
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harness bar help

Hey guys, I was looking into building you guys a harness bar for both the sedan and liftback. I need a little help though, as I no longer have a Yaris of my own. I need some pictures of the seat belt bolt areas, both the upper and lower where they attach to car. Also, I need the measurement from the upper seat belt bolts. I need the measurement from pillar to pillar. Also too if you guys could give me an idea of how far back behind the upper seatbelt bolt that your seats go. That way I can design the harness bar with enough room so that you can sit in a comfortable position for you. Thanks for the help guys. Also, If I could find someone in the South Jersey/ philly area so I can mock one of these up, that would be very helpful.
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