Brey Krause R-9160 Harness Mount - Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C7/C8) Category_Rib & Chest Protectors It uses existing mounting points

Name: Brey Krause R-9160 Harness Mount - Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C7/C8) Category_Rib & Chest Protectors It uses existing mounting points
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66431572714
Price: 106.93 USD
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Brey Krause R 9160 Harness Mount Lap Belt, Chevrolet Corvette (C7 C8) Category_Rib & Chest Protectors It uses existing mounting points It uses existing mounting points (no drilling required) and is suitable for a 2 AIM Inline Water fittings allow for easy inline sensor installation The Brey Krause Model R 9160 Lap Belt kit allows the easy installation of lap belts to the factory C7 & C8 Corvette seat belt mounting points One kit required per vehicle a single kit works for both passenger and driver seats in the C7 C8

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