W6 Car Seat

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£409.99

SEMI-RECLINED CAR SEAT WITHOUT HEADREST, FOR PROTOTYPE RACE CARS AND SIMULATORS THE W6 CAR SEAT The W6 is a semi reclined version of the W1i shape. This is suited for low sports prototype race vehicles and race simulators. This wider XL version of the W5 is most suited to a people over 100kg. The W6 measures 47cm at the external widest point of its outer rolled edge. The seat is available in a gloss black GRP finish. Moulded low profile seat belt harness holes are included. The W6 seat is a single composite skin and will need brackets made to fit to the various vehicles. No backframe option ex

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