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Bell GT6 Pro 4C/EC Racing Helmet - SA2020 / FIA8859

Bell GT6 Pro 4C/EC Racing Helmet - SA2020 / FIA8859

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Bell GT6 Pro 4C/EC Racing Helmet — SA2020 / FIA8859. Factory-installed ZeroNoise electronics, built for endurance and GT competition.

The Bell GT6 Pro 4C/EC racing helmet brings top-tier protection and built-in communication for serious closed-cockpit competition. It's built with a lightweight four-composite shell and certified to both SA2020 and FIA 8859 standards. The 4C/EC version comes fully outfitted with factory-installed ZeroNoise® electronics, including a noise-canceling microphone integrated in the chin bar, ear-muffs for enhanced sound insulation, and a coiled cable with a heavy-duty 4-pin Nexus connector. It also features an RCA jack compatible with ZeroNoise® earplug transducers, giving you flexibility to tailor your in-helmet audio system. Aerodynamic shaping, premium ventilation, and hydration tube routing round out the package.

WHAT'S INSIDE THE SHELL

  • Lightweight four-composite shell — SA2020 and FIA 8859 certified
  • Factory-installed ZeroNoise® electronics
  • Noise-canceling microphone integrated in the chin bar
  • Ear-muffs for enhanced sound insulation
  • Coiled cable with heavy-duty 4-pin Nexus connector
  • RCA jack compatible with ZeroNoise® earplug transducers
  • Aerodynamic shaping and premium ventilation
  • Hydration tube routing

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SA2020 / FIA8859.

FAQ

What comes factory-installed?
ZeroNoise® electronics, including a noise-canceling mic in the chin bar, ear-muffs, and a coiled cable with a 4-pin Nexus connector.

What's it best suited for?
Bell positions it for endurance, GT, and prototype racing, where clarity, comfort, and performance matter most.

FastLap Supply Take: The factory ZeroNoise setup is the real selling point here — no aftermarket wiring needed. If you're running endurance or GT and want comms sorted out of the box, this is the pick.

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Actually Measuring Your Head

Use a soft measuring tape (craft store, like $3). Wrap it around the widest part of your dome, forehead to back, and get the same number twice. Use that number to pick your size. Revolutionary, we know. lol.

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