Planted Seat Bracket - BMW 3 Series Sedan / Convertible (E90/E91/E93, 2006-2013) - Driver/Left Vehicle Model_Spec E30 The Pagid Yellow (H29E) racing

Name: Planted Seat Bracket - BMW 3 Series Sedan / Convertible (E90/E91/E93, 2006-2013) - Driver/Left Vehicle Model_Spec E30 The Pagid Yellow (H29E) racing
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SKU: 14169003913
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Planted Seat Bracket BMW 3 Series Sedan Convertible (E90 E91 E93, 2006 2013) Driver Left Vehicle Model_Spec E30 The Pagid Yellow (H29E) racing The Pagid Yellow (H29E) racing compound combines the outstanding wear rate of the RS19 with a slightly higher coefficient of friction and initial bite halo equipped HTE R to the next level This Planted driver side bracket gives the 2006 2013 BMW 3 Series Sedan Convertible a rigid vehicle specific base for an aftermarket seat

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