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Camoplast Grass/ice Drag Racing Tracks 13.5in. X 128in. on 2040-parts.com

US $859.00
Location:

Toccoa, Georgia, United States

Toccoa, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Camoplast Size:13.5in. x 128in. Manufacturer Part Number:9902R

Camoplast Grass/Ice Drag Racing Tracks 13.5in. x 128in.
  • The winning tradition continues with Camoplast's latest generation of racing tracks for snocross, hillcross, grass/ice drags, ice ovals and ice lemans
  • Designed for one purpose: to win
  • Each track delivers ultimate performance for its intended use
  • Snocross and hillcross tracks provide the best combination of straight-line traction, corner-carving side grip and remarkable braking capabilities
  • Offered in a variety of sizes to fit the latest race sleds, .0625" to 1.75" lug heights and four profiles
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