Fall-Line Motorsports Bolt-In Harness Bar - BMW F80 M3
Four doors do not make the F80 M3 any less serious on track. The Fall-Line Motorsports Bolt-In Harness Bar gives you a solid harness anchor and rollover protection behind the front seats, and it bolts in, so the car stays uncut.
Fall-Line has built BMW race cars for more than 15 years.
F80 M3 Harness Bar: GTS or GT3
Mandrel bent from 1.75 inch x 0.083 inch wall chromoly and fully TIG welded. GTS is the clean bar. GT3 adds CNC-machined lightweight gussets and a gusseted cross brace. Custom paint finishes are available on request. Special order, made in the USA.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Fits the following model:
Installation Notes
Rear seat removal is required. Professional installation is recommended. This bar may not comply with all race sanctioning bodies and technical regulations, so check your series rules first.
Style: GTS - No Gussets
Four doors do not make the F80 M3 any less serious on track. The Fall-Line Motorsports Bolt-In Harness Bar gives you a solid harness anchor and rollover protection behind the front seats, and it bolts in, so the car stays uncut.
Fall-Line has built BMW race cars for more than 15 years.
F80 M3 Harness Bar: GTS or GT3
Mandrel bent from 1.75 inch x 0.083 inch wall chromoly and fully TIG welded. GTS is the clean bar. GT3 adds CNC-machined lightweight gussets and a gusseted cross brace. Custom paint finishes are available on request. Special order, made in the USA.
What's Included
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Fits the following model:
Installation Notes
Rear seat removal is required. Professional installation is recommended. This bar may not comply with all race sanctioning bodies and technical regulations, so check your series rules first.
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