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CHASE BAYS Bremsleitung Relocation Kit für Zweikolben Brake Booster Eliminator passend für BMW E30 twin turbo BMW 5er E60 530i xDrive Ausführung vordere Stoßstange:1er M Front

Name: CHASE BAYS Bremsleitung Relocation Kit für Zweikolben Brake Booster Eliminator passend für BMW E30 twin turbo BMW 5er E60 530i xDrive Ausführung vordere Stoßstange:1er M Front
Brand: www.ccapv.fr
SKU: 27110524659
Price: 155.00 USD
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CHASE BAYS Bremsleitung Relocation Kit für Zweikolben Brake Booster Eliminator passend für BMW E30 twin turbo BMW 5er E60 530i xDrive Ausführung vordere Stoßstange:1er M Front BMW 5er E60 530i xDrive (09 2008 03 2010) Die Rahmenversteifung ist so nah wie möglich am Chassis verschraubt und schränkt somit die Bodenfreiheit kaum ein Das Chase Bays Brake Line Relocation Kit für BMW E30 mit Dual Piston Brake Booster Delete (BBE) und 6:1 Pedal Ratio wurde entwickelt für Enthusiasten Leitungen werden in der bestmöglichen Route verlegt – tief an der Spritzwand

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