LUISI Lenkradnabe passend für Rover Mini Cooper Mark VII ab 1996 (TÜV-konform verformbar / 6x74mm 6x70mm)

LUISI Lenkradnabe passend für Rover Mini Cooper Mark VII ab 1996 (TÜV-konform verformbar / 6x74mm 6x70mm)

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LUISI Lenkradnabe passend für Rover Mini Cooper Mark VII ab 1996 (TÜV-konform verformbar / 6x74mm 6x70mm)For our Luisi sports steering wheels special TV test reports were created in connection with deformable safety steering wheel hubs. The manufacturer "Volanti Luisi" is certified according to ISO 9001 and thus demonstrably meets the highest quality standards. The hub is suitable for all steering wheels with a 6x74mm and 6x70mm bolt circle. This steering wheel hub is designed for vehicle models with a driver's airbag. A complete vehicle list can be

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