Due to unfortunate ongoing global situations, shipping and material costs may fluctuate.
 
Shipping to Hawaii and Alaska won't be quoted properly via the website. Please email hellfirefab@protonmail.com if you are shipping outside of the lower 48 and would like to place an order.
 
Estimated build time: 3 weeks
Expect build time delays depending on demand, holidays, and weekends.
All products are hand made to order which takes time.
 
Feel free to email or contact me via Instagram if you have any questions regarding build time or shipping costs.
 
Rear Bash Bar
 
The HfF Rear Bash Bar offers an aggressive look while most importantly maintaining safety and fulfilling a functional role in maintenance . This OEM replacement enables jacking from the rear of the vehicle making rear wheel removal a breeze, especially for those lower suspension setups. The optional tow strap mount adds the potential for additional utility.

2013-2021 FRS/BRZ/86
Utilizes OEM crash bar hardware.
Designed as a direct OEM replacement.
Fits OEM bumper with trimming requirements.
 
Made of ERW Mild Steel.
1.5in Tube OD.
Hydraulic bent, beveled and professionally MIG welded for maximum strength and penetration.
Unpainted.
Made to order.
Offroad use only.
 
Installation Requirements:
If installing Bash Bar with jackpoint behind OEM unmodified rear bumper, you must remove the lower brake/reverse light assembly and trim the underside area of the bumper to create clearance for the jackpoint. An alternative option is to cut out entire OEM diffuser section of bumper allowing for full visual exposure of Bash Bar with jackpoint. If installing Bash Bar with no jackpoint, no bumper modification is required.

Warning: Crash bar will rust if installed as raw finish.

Note: Bash bar may not fit vehicles that were previously involved in an accident. Some modification to aftermarket rear bumpers may be required.

We at Hellfire Fabrication will not be held liable for any damages, accidents, or injuries that may occur due to improper use or installation of the rear bash bar. Always practice maximum safety when working on a vehicle suspended in the air, by using jackstands. Do not crawl under the vehicle while vehicle is suspended by rear bash bar only.