Parachute Mounts

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Parachute Mounts for Drag Racing Builds

A parachute mount gives a drag chute a solid place to attach to the rear of the car. When the chute deploys at the end of a pass, it adds drag and helps slow the car before the brakes take over. Racers fit one when their car is fast enough that stopping becomes a real concern, or when their track or class rules call for a chute.

We currently have 3 parachute mounts in stock, all from BMR Suspension. Most of them fit the Chevrolet Corvette. Examples include the BMR 14-19 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Bolt-On Parachute Mount and the BMR 2015-2019 Ford Mustang Bolt-On Parachute Mount, both in a Black Hammertone finish.

When choosing a mount, keep these points in mind:

  • Confirm the mount is listed for your exact vehicle and model years.
  • Check that it works with your chute, bumper and exhaust setup.
  • Review your track and class rules for chute and mount requirements.
  • Consider whether a bolt-on design suits your build and the tools you have.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Parachute Mounts for Drag Racing Builds

A parachute mount gives a drag chute a solid place to attach to the rear of the car. When the chute deploys at the end of a pass, it adds drag and helps slow the car before the brakes take over. Racers fit one when their car is fast enough that stopping becomes a real concern, or when their track or class rules call for a chute.

We currently have 3 parachute mounts in stock, all from BMR Suspension. Most of them fit the Chevrolet Corvette. Examples include the BMR 14-19 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Bolt-On Parachute Mount and the BMR 2015-2019 Ford Mustang Bolt-On Parachute Mount, both in a Black Hammertone finish.

When choosing a mount, keep these points in mind:

  • Confirm the mount is listed for your exact vehicle and model years.
  • Check that it works with your chute, bumper and exhaust setup.
  • Review your track and class rules for chute and mount requirements.
  • Consider whether a bolt-on design suits your build and the tools you have.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.