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Brey Krause R-9121 Extra Short Harness Mount - Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C6) Color_Yellow/Black The Arai PED Aero Kit

Name: Brey Krause R-9121 Extra Short Harness Mount - Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C6) Color_Yellow/Black The Arai PED Aero Kit
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 69178398667
Price: 106.93 USD
Availability: InStock
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Brey Krause R 9121 Extra Short Harness Mount Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C6) Color_Yellow Black The Arai PED Aero Kit The Arai PED Aero Kit attaches to any Arai GP 5 or GP 6 helmet Meeting the latest FIA 8856 2018 standard These brackets allow quick installation and removal for cars driven daily and are also used for autocross or driver education events while leaving the factory seat belt functional

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