Stilo FHR (HANS) Helmet Posts - Black
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Full details
The Stilo FHR (HANS) Helmet Posts are designed for adult motorsport participants seeking to securely attach their FHR/HANS or Hybrid devices to compatible helmets. The key benefit is a direct, tool-free installation into M6 female threaded receptacles, ensuring a reliable connection. A caveat is that these posts are only approved for use with helmets meeting specific, stringent homologation standards.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Model Part Number | YA0015 |
| Brand | Stilo |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these posts compatible with all helmets?
No, these posts are only compatible with helmets that have M6 female threaded receptacles built into them and meet specific FIA or Snell homologation standards.
Do I need any special tools to install these posts?
No, the posts are designed to screw directly into the helmet's M6 receptacles by hand, requiring no special tools.
What is the FIA approval for these posts?
These Stilo FHR posts are approved under FIA 8858-2010.
Can I use these posts with my older Snell SA2005 helmet?
No, these posts are only approved for helmets with Snell SA2010, Snell SA2015, or Snell SA2020 homologations, among others.
How should I clean the helmet posts?
Clean the posts using a slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals.
What does 'FHR' stand for?
FHR stands for Frontal Head Restraint. HANS is a specific brand of FHR device.
Are these posts sold individually?
No, the Stilo FHR Helmet Posts are supplied as a pair.
Troubleshooting
Posts do not screw in easily
Ensure you are using the correct helmet with M6 female threaded receptacles and that the threads on both the post and the helmet are clean and free from debris. Do not force the posts.
FHR device connection feels loose
Verify that the FHR posts are fully tightened into the helmet receptacles. Check the connection points on the FHR device itself for any wear or damage. Ensure the FHR device is designed to be compatible with post-mounted systems.
Helmet homologation not listed
These posts are only approved for helmets meeting the specified homologation standards. If your helmet's homologation is not listed, these posts may not be approved for use with it, and a different mounting solution may be required.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Easy, tool-free installation.
- Ensures a secure and reliable connection for safety devices.
- Designed specifically for Stilo helmets with M6 receptacles.
- Meets critical FIA safety standards.
- Compatible with a wide range of modern helmet homologations.
Cons
- Only compatible with helmets featuring M6 female threaded receptacles.
- Strict homologation requirements must be met by the helmet.
- Black color may not match all helmet aesthetics.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To install the Stilo FHR Helmet Posts, locate the M6 female threaded receptacles on your compatible helmet. Simply screw the posts into these receptacles by hand until they are snug and secure. No special tools are required. Ensure they are firmly attached before connecting your FHR device.
Compatibility: These posts are designed exclusively for helmets that have a built-in M6 female threaded receptacle. They are approved for use with helmets that have one of the following homologations: FIA 8860-2018, FIA 8858-2010, FIA 8859-2015, FIA 8860-2010, Snell SA2010, Snell SA2015, or Snell SA2020. Always verify your helmet's specifications.
Care: Clean the posts with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which could damage the finish or the threads. Periodically check that the posts remain securely fastened to the helmet.