Red Go Kart Seat Cover Go Kart Racing Chassis Drifttrike Universal Seat on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Tennessee, United States
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This sale includes 1 new universal seat cover kit. The kit is primarily used for go kart racing seats and is universal for lay down or sit up style seats. Included in the kit is one Red Center pad and two Red rib pads. Each pad is fastened to the seat by 2" wide velcro adhesive strips. The center pad measurements are as follows: The top is 11.5" wide, the middle is 10.75" wide, and the bottom is 13.5" wide. The overall length of the center pad is 26.5" and the rib pads are 16.5". |
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