SEATS 01. 02.
All Prices Exclude VAT
Approved FIA 01. Cobra Suzuka Pro Seat
Still the preferred choice of many in all forms of motorsport, the Suzuka PRO-FIT is an incredibly safe, rigid and deep sided seat for positive driver location, whilst allowing freedom of movement required in more dynamic environments such as stage rallying, drifting and all forms of track use. High backed with fully Hans compatible head-pad area, the Suzuka allows the driver to really get over the wheel and feel full control of the car with no compromise in maintaining a perfect driving position. Allied with Cobra’s breathable, cooling Spacer fabric and it’s understandable why this is regarded as one of the most comfortable seats in the industry.
FIA 8855-1999
• Available in Standard or GT (+30mm width) • Hans compatible • Integrated wear patches • Full 6 Point harness facility
Available Colours: Black / Red / Blue / Grey Standard Width GT Width
Part Number: SUPF-S-***-GRP £429.00 Part Number: SUPF-X-***-GRP £469.00
COBRA SEAT DIMENSIONS Seat
Approved FIA 02. Cobra Monaco Pro Seat
Constructed from a steel plated design to give safety, strength and incredible rigidity without compromising weight, it can be side or base mounted and has provision for any type of race car harness. Trimmed in a dual layer, body cooling spacer fabric, with Suede Tec patches to resist abrasion and wear in critical areas, the Monaco Pro sets the standard for steel framed competition type seats.
FIA 8855-1999
• Incredible Rigidity without Compromising Weight • Side or Base Mounted • Strong and Rigid Steel Frame Construction • Fabric or Vinyl Options
Available Colours: Black / Red / Blue / Grey Fabric Vinyl
Part Number: MNP-S £195.83 Part Number: MNP-V £237.50
Dimensions in mm Frame Weight A B C D E F Part No.
Monaco Pro Steel 10.6kg 550 550 480 340 870 660 MNP- Imola Pro GRP 7.8kg 590 560 475 340 900 730 IMPF Suzuka Pro GRP 8.6kg 590 500 490 350 900 730 SUPF Sebring Pro GRP 8.9kg 590 555 500 360 935 690 SEPF
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