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TyrolSport Harness Bars Now Available for Mk5/6!

TyrolSport is proud to announce the official release of our harness bar system for MK5/6.

The TryolSport harness bar is designed to safely secure your 4 point race harness system for HPDE and AutoX events*. Continuing our goal to bring top quality track-oriented products to the marketplace, this VW and Audi-specific, bolt-in solution to mount your harnesses in the only tailored harness bar solution currently available for the Mk5/6 chassis. This bar has been extensively tested on the TyrolSport Time Trial Golf R.

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Fits: VW/Audi Mk5/Mk6 (A3, Golf/GTI/R/Jetta)

The harness bar can be installed and removed in munites with simple tools, with no cutting or fabrication. The ease of install and removal allows the end-user to retain all interior components and use the rear seat as necessary while improving the rigidity of the vehicle.

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The nine-piece system features a height adjustable, steel mounting plate that replaces the plastic factory seat belt slider. This plate is unique in the marketplace and is designed specifically for the Mk5/6 chassis.

It bolts right into the factory B-pillar and allows the factory three-point belts to be retained and utilized when the harness bar is removed.

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Specifications:

Fits 2 and 4 door models

Mild Steel 1.5″ DOM tubing

All TIG welds for superior strength

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Specifically designed for your VW/Audi, direct bolt-in fit with no cutting/welding of any metal (OEM B-pillar trim must be modified to be reinstalled). Integrated belt stays.

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Stainless steel and coated black oxide fasteners.

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Black wrinkle powder coated.

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100% US engineering and production.

Link to purchase: http://ift.tt/2siOSke

Harness bars in stock and ready to ship. No waiting.

*Harness bars are approved by most track sanctioning bodies, but please be sure to check with your preferred organization for compliance.

Safety Note

Participating in any form of motorsport is dangerous. This product is designed solely for off road use. Any other use of this product is not recommended and can result in serious injury or death. TyrolSport is not responsible for any misuse or incorrect installation of this product.

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