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New Sparco Pro 2000 Ii, Sparco Pro2000 Ii Black Seat on 2040-parts.com

US $825.00
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Havelock, North Carolina, United States

Havelock, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:008272FNR Brand:Sparco


The Pro 2000 II is the wider version of the Pro 2000 seat. It combines comfort and ergonomics with safety and performance. The non-slip fabric on the shoulder and cushion area and two lumbar support pads improve cockpit comfort. Made from an light fiberglass composite shell and wrapped in a fire retardant fabric, the Pro 2000 features a seat design that cradles the body for greater performance. The Pro 2000 II is FIA approved.

Pro 2000 II requires Spacer Kit (#50003) when installing using bottom mount attachment points.

The Pro 2000 II has been upgrade with a new cover for 2016.

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The Pro 2000 has been upgrade with a new cover for 2016.

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