G Force 3xl Racing Jacket & Pant. Black on 2040-parts.com
Merry Hill, North Carolina, United States
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G Force GF105. Black racing jacket and pant. Size 3XL. SFI 3.2A/1 Rating. Entry level cost & top of the line quality for budget level racer. Both pieces are made from pyrovatex cloth treated with hydrofiber fire retardant molecular treatment process. Carries TPP rating of 11. Cost new for both pieces is $190.00+.
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