Brey Krause R-1487 Seat Side Mount Adapter - Subaru BRZ (FR-S/86), 395mm-433mm Color_Navy/Orange this compound gives track‑worthy performance

Name: Brey Krause R-1487 Seat Side Mount Adapter - Subaru BRZ (FR-S/86), 395mm-433mm Color_Navy/Orange this compound gives track‑worthy performance
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 32353690798
Price: 113.67 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.855 (13 reviews)

SKU 32353690798 ★ 4.9

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Brey Krause R 1487 Seat Side Mount Adapter Subaru BRZ (FR S 86), 395mm 433mm Color_Navy Orange this compound gives track‑worthy performance this compound gives track‑worthy performance with a driver‑friendly feel The R 9284 works with medium width side mounting seats with a measurement at the side mounting point of 410 434mm 3 point belt hardware with additional racing harness lap belt positions included Easily integrates with the Brey Krause R 9259 Sub Strap Mount or R 2295 Fire Extinguisher Mount (both sold separately)

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