ST Wheel spacer DODGE (56010316)

Name: ST Wheel spacer DODGE (56010316)
Brand: ST
SKU: 56010316
Price: 197.33 EUR

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Product Code: 56010316

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Wheel spacer

Brand: ST
Material: Aluminum
Kind of installation: bolt fixing
Bolt circle: 5x115
Centre of the wheel hole: 71,6mm
Width per axle: 36mm
Locating collar: with
Ean code: 4250580433071
Package length: 1.93
Package width: 1.94
Package height: 0.86
Package weight: 2.80
Approval 1: no (individual acceptance according to §21 needed)
Make: DODGE
Model: CHALLENGER Coupe
Type: [09/2007-]
Car name: 6.2 SRT Hellcat
Chassis: Coupe
Aspiration: Petrol
Power: 527
Ccm: 6166
Cyl: 8
Drivetype: Rear Wheel Drive
Model date: 09/2007-

TÜV / ABE available upon request

Weight 2.80 kg

Kind of installation bolt fixing

Bolt circle 5x115

Centre of the wheel hole 71,6mm

Width per axle 36mm

Locating collar with

Approval 1 no (individual acceptance according to §21 needed)

Material Aluminum

Note explaination Attention: Installation only possible at rims with corresponding holes on the back. The depth of the pockets must be larger than the remaining length of the studs, which protrude from the wheel spacers after assembly

Product line A2

Content of delivery Set of 2, incl. wheel nuts

Thread M: M14x1,5 Kegel 60°, SW22

Mounting position Front axle + rear axle

Parts certificate (Teilegutachten) Open

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