Kid Kart Or Cadet Seat Extension Go Kart Racing on 2040-parts.com
West Bend, Wisconsin, United States
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***Used*** Kid Kart or Cadet Seat ExtensionDimensions: Approximately 11.5" Tall X 10" Wide X 2.5" Thick. Slits in back to contour to your seat. This extension will move your driver 2.5" inches closer to the steering wheel. Previously used to get a kid kart driver closer. The seat shown in the last picture is not included in the sale of this item. |
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