Indycar Irl Auxiliary Battery Pit Pack Panther Racing Weldon Indy 500 Equipment on 2040-parts.com
Cross Plains, Indiana, United States
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TW Racing Components Indycar IRL Auxiliary Battery Pit Pack from Panther Racing . Was used on the Weldon and Hildebrand IRL Dallara's. If you are running an Indycar you need one of these, this is the deluxe unit, most are just a battery in a carry box. This uses a NiCad battery pack. It is finctional. Buyer pays 14.95 shipping.
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