WakeMAKERS 2013-2014 Malibu vRide 23 Rear Factory Ballast Upgrade Black Friday The Wet Sounds Bluetooth Rocker

Name: WakeMAKERS 2013-2014 Malibu vRide 23 Rear Factory Ballast Upgrade Black Friday The Wet Sounds Bluetooth Rocker
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 26308071473
Price: 375.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3168 (7 reviews)

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SKU 26308071473 · ★ 4.3

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WakeMAKERS 2013 2014 Malibu vRide 23 Rear Factory Ballast Upgrade Black Friday The Wet Sounds Bluetooth Rocker The Wet Sounds Bluetooth Rocker Switch with Volume Control gives you the ability to add a Bluetooth connection to your sound system and mount within a standard carling style rocker switch opening or anywhere you may want to mount it Rated Impedance (Ω): 4 Starboard CustomFIT 660lb Ballast Bag Every WakeMAKERS Factory Ballast Upgrade is designed to be a user friendly DIY install that can be completed in your garage over the course of an afternoon

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