Arai Metal FHR Studs

The Arai Metal FHR Studs are genuine, high-tensile anchor posts engineered to provide a flawless, certified connection between your Front Head Restraint (FHR) tether system and your helmet. Vital for both circuit racing and stage rallying, these premium anchor clips ensure your HANS device functions exactly as intended during a high-velocity impact, managing heavy deceleration loads and protecting against severe neck injuries.

Mandatory Homologation & Safety Compliance

Safety hardware demands absolute structural reliability. These authentic Arai posts are fully approved to meet the stringent safety requirements of elite motorsport. They are precision-threaded to screw directly into the pre-installed 6mm (M6) female receiving terminals built into the helmet shell. Please note that these clips are specifically designed for modern shell architectures and are not compatible with older, legacy helmet models that precede integrated thread specifications.

Key Performance Features

• Genuine Arai Safety Equipment: Authentic factory-produced hardware components manufactured to Arai's uncompromising quality and durability standards.
• Universal M6 Fitment: Engineered to fit flawlessly onto any Arai motorsport helmet equipped with factory-standard 6mm threaded anchor holes.
• Elite Safety Homologations: Fully certified and approved for use with helmets holding the following strict motorsport standards:
  • FIA 8860-2010 (Advanced Racing Helmets)
  • FIA 8858-2010 (FHR Systems Compatibility)
  • SNELL SA2010 (Competitive Racing Standard)
• Heavy-Duty Metal Construction: Machined from premium, high-strength metals to withstand extreme shear forces and structural strain without distortion.
• Supplied as a Complete Pair: Sold as a matching dual-sided set containing all the primary anchor components required to fully equip a single helmet for scrunitineering.

Please Note: This listing is for a pair of metal FHR/HANS post studs. To ensure complete tracking safety and full compliance with event regulations, always use the correct specialist tools to tighten the anchors to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications before hitting the circuit.