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Tillett T5VG New Style Flexible Rigidity Silver CL

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T5VG KART SEAT– MEDIUM/SOFT RIGIDITY
 
The T5 kart seat is a World Championship winning product, used by Lando Norris.

The T5 shape is now days predominantly used by younger or smaller drivers.

This model has a flat bottom and a more upright back position. The 63° back angle allows a powerful shoulder turn, which helps the very young racers.

With the T5 model, Tillett created the first ever “flat bottom” style seat. This innovation was eventually replicated by many other brands, as the iconic design feature gives a favourable performance advantage.

The T5 range offer four rigidities. T5VG is between the T5t and the softest rigidity T5VTi. See rigidity chart below for a better understanding.

KEY FEATURES
 
T5VG is between the T5t and the softest rigidity T5VTi. See image rigidity chart for a better understanding.
The T5 model has a flat base and a 63° upright seating position for additional power in the shoulders.
The T5 seat is the most popular shape for drivers aged 8-12 years.
The T5VG is predominantly used by small junior drivers in full sized karts.
Used in classes such as OKJ, Mini x30 and Minimax.
T5VG is one of the softer rigidities on offer and produces more rear wheel lift from stiffer seat models. Typically, we find the VG seats are more popular because of their level of flexibility.
Approximate weight 1kg.
Made with high strength resin.
Sizes available Ccd, CL and XScd.
Made to order in headquarters.
Used by professional teams and manufacturers.
Highly developed moulding technique, designed and manufactured in the UK.
For best results we recommend pairing this seat with one of our Tillett P1 rib protectors.
Most chassis use a standard setup which includes additional upper seat stays. If these are not to be used, it is recommended to fit the TK7 seat support plates on the main upper stay points.
SKU:TIL-T5VGSILCL