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 NRG 301 CANVAS FIBER GLASS/STEEL BUCKET RACING SEAT+ADJUSTER MOUNTING BRACKET
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Every tuned car focuses on performance or suspension, but if you are going to race, what good are those mods if you have no control over them? You will be constantly sliding on your factory seats at the corners, or leaning in the opposite direction of the way you're turning. It is time to get a pair of racing seats. With higher leg and upper body supports you'll be comfortably seated in the perfect position at all times and in all situations with reduces of the risk from misjudging distance and losing control. Racing seats are easy to install with the correct brackets (not included) and still offer the reliability of stock seats. These seats are also made for using with 4 or 5 point racing seat belt harnesses. INCLUDE: FEATURES: NOTES: WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION!
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