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Dachträger Slimline II für Suzuki Jimny I 1998-2018 von Front Runner

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Dachträger Slimline II für Suzuki Jimny I 1998-2018 von Front RunnerSUZUKI JIMNY (1998 2018) SLIMLINE II DACHTRGER KIT VON FRONT RUNNER Dieses 1358 mm (L) x 1165 mm (B) groe Slimline II Dachtrger Kit beinhaltet die Slimline II Plattform, einen Windabweiser sowie 1 Fureling (Paar), mit dem Du die Plattform auf Deinem Suzuki Jimny (1998 2018) montieren kannst. Das System lsst sich leicht auf den vorhandenen werkseitigen Befestigungspunkten des Fahrzeugs befestigen. Es ist kein Bohren erforderlich. Inhalt: 1 x FASJ002

SUZUKI JIMNY (1998 - 2018) SLIMLINE II DACHTRÄGER KIT - VON FRONT RUNNER

Dieses 1358 mm (L) x 1165 mm (B) große Slimline II Dachträger Kit beinhaltet die Slimline II Plattform, einen Windabweiser sowie 1 Fußreling (Paar), mit dem Du die Plattform auf Deinem Suzuki Jimny (1998 - 2018) montieren kannst. Das System lässt sich leicht auf den vorhandenen werkseitigen Befestigungspunkten des Fahrzeugs befestigen. Es ist kein Bohren erforderlich.

Inhalt:
1 x FASJ002 - Suzuki Jimny Fußreling (Paar)
1 x RRSTA07 - Slimline II Plattform - 1358 mm (L) x 1165 mm (B)  

Material: 
Schwarz pulverbeschichtetes T6 Aluminium 
Hochfester Stahl 

Gewicht nach Installation:
ca. 24 kg 

Die T-Nuten auf der Ober- und Unterseiten der Leisten der Träger Plattform und Seitenprofile sind für Standard-8mm-Schrauben geeignet. 
Um die ungefähre Höhe vom Fahrzeugdach plus Slimline II Dachträger zu ermitteln, addiere die Höhe der Slimline II Plattform (50 mm) zur Höhe der Füße oder Grab-On Füße. 
Wenn Dein Slimline II Dachträger Kit über Beine verfügt, addiere die Höhe der Slimline II Plattform (50 mm) zur Höhe der Beine, um die Höhe des Trägers der Regenrinnen Deines Fahrzeugs zu bestimmen. 
Wenn Dein Slimline II Dachträger Kit Fußschienen verwendet, addiere die Höhe der Slimline II Plattform (50 mm) zur Höhe der Fußschienen des Trägers, um somit die Höhe des Fahrzeugs zu bestimmen. 

Versandmaße: 
Länge: 1615 mm
Breite: 450 mm
Höhe: 140 mm 

Versandgewicht:
28,3 kg

Alle Front Runner Dachträger Kits enthalten eine Montageanleitung sowie die Bestandteile, die zur Befestigung der Slimline II Plattform an Deinem Fahrzeug erforderlich sind. Die fahrzeugspezifische Fußreling verfügt über Aussparungen für die Lagerung von kompatibler Ausrüstung unter dem Dachträger, wie zum Beispiel die Front Runner Tische. Alle Front Runner Dachträger haben eine lebenslange Garantie. (*siehe Garantiebestimmungen)

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