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SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£12

TWO SUPPLIED *MOTORS NOT INCLUDED* Mount 50mm bass shakers to your pedals with these More compact than the commonly used Dayton TT25's and seemingly just as powerful (I myself have just moved from Daytons to these) This is the the mounts only, the shakers themselves are not included. you can buy them from many places such as AliExpress, Amazon, eBay for around £15 each. https://amzn.to/3PG9sJ0 these are the actual ones I have. All versions Supplied with an M5 screw to attach the mount to your shaker. The Heusinkveld Sprint Mount comes with a longer pedal face screw and Nut to attach to the bac

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