Fly High FatSac Malibu Rear Plug N Play Kit - 1500lbs - W024-750-AVO-KIT Black Friday and a clean OEM-style installation

Name: Fly High FatSac Malibu Rear Plug N Play Kit - 1500lbs - W024-750-AVO-KIT Black Friday and a clean OEM-style installation
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 50109074482
Price: 461.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6282000000000005 (24 reviews)

SKU 50109074482 · ★ 4.6

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Fly High FatSac Malibu Rear Plug N Play Kit 1500lbs W024 750 AVO KIT Black Friday and a clean OEM style installation and a clean OEM style installation US Coast Guard Approved Style May also fit other Malibu v drive models with rear locker ballast ports—verify locker dimensions and plumbing configuration before installation The Fly High FatSac Malibu Rear Plug N Play Kit – 1500 lbs (W024 750 AVO KIT) delivers maximum rear ballast in a dual bag configuration designed specifically for Malibu boats with factory Plug N Play ballast systems

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