Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Mazda RX-7 (1986-1991) - Passenger/Right Dish/Depth_Zero (Flat) incorporating the same sticky proprietary

Name: Sparco 600 Seat Bracket - Mazda RX-7 (1986-1991) - Passenger/Right Dish/Depth_Zero (Flat) incorporating the same sticky proprietary
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26905750217
Price: 199.00 USD
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Sparco 600 Seat Bracket Mazda RX 7 (1986 1991) Passenger Right Dish Depth_Zero (Flat) incorporating the same sticky proprietary incorporating the same sticky proprietary rubber compound as its bigger siblings for excellent grip and feel this custom 0345‑derived shape is 1 mm thicker and built without a wear‑sensor cut‑out for pure racing fitment The Sparco 600 Series passenger side seat base bolts to the factory seat mounts in the 1986 1991 Mazda RX 7 and gives your seat a flat rigid platform

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