Brey Krause R-1046 Truss-Style Harness Mount - Porsche Cayman (981) Color_Silver/Black/White The AIM 719 Patch Cables

Name: Brey Krause R-1046 Truss-Style Harness Mount - Porsche Cayman (981) Color_Silver/Black/White The AIM 719 Patch Cables
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16968734584
Price: 133.74 USD
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Brey Krause R 1046 Truss Style Harness Mount Porsche Cayman (981) Color_Silver Black White The AIM 719 Patch Cables The AIM 719 Patch Cables are needed to connect AIM Dashes and Dataloggers to many compatible AIM sensors and accessories The Brey Krause Model R 1155 Harness Bar for the 2015 and later Chevrolet Camaro properly locates and supports racing shoulder harnesses relative to the driver The innovative Brey Krause R 1046 Harness Mounting solution for the 981 Porsche Cayman makes use of limited space for an installation that neither limits seat travel nor produces too much of a harness angle

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