DBA52371.1L 5000 series - Plain Surface - Rotor Only Left Hand Chevrolet Its zero-offset butterfly valve is 5M1172-STD

DBA52371.1L 5000 series - Plain Surface - Rotor Only Left Hand Chevrolet Its zero-offset butterfly valve is 5M1172-STD

Name: DBA52371.1L 5000 series - Plain Surface - Rotor Only Left Hand Chevrolet Its zero-offset butterfly valve is 5M1172-STD
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SKU: 16924604354
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DBA52371.1L 5000 series Plain Surface Rotor Only Left Hand Chevrolet Its zero offset butterfly valve is 5M1172 STD Its zero offset butterfly valve is equally exposed to exhaust drive pressure on both valve halves 75: Acura Legend 2 Specifikationer ): TBA \nInside Diameter [mm]: TBA \nDiameter & Number of Bolt Holes [mm]: TBA \nAir Gap [mm]: 16 \nOffset [mm]: 0 \nFlange Inside Diameter [mm]: TBA \nFlange Thickness [mm]: TBA \nHole Type: TBA \nStage: Stage 5 \nTech Bulletins: Bedding in Brakes \nTech Bulletins: How to clean a Disc Rotor before fitting \nTech Bulletins: Motorsport Important Info \nReplacement Nuts: Included"

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