Wilwood GP320 Brake Caliper - 4 Piston - Gray - 11.50 in OD x 0.240 in Thick Rotor - 3.50 in Lug Mount - Passenger Side 61-61 PLUS 1965-1968 Jeep J-100 Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Wilwood GP320 Brake Caliper - 4 Piston - Gray - 11.50 in OD x 0.240 in Thick Rotor - 3.50 in Lug Mount - Passenger Side 61-61 PLUS 1965-1968 Jeep J-100 Size:7-1/2 (60)
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Wilwood GP320 Brake Caliper 4 Piston Gray 11.50 in OD x 0.240 in Thick Rotor 3.50 in Lug Mount Passenger Side 61 61 PLUS 1965 1968 Jeep J 100 Size:7 1 2 (60) 1965 1968 Jeep J 100 Special oil tract improves lubrication to the distributor and cam gear valves and brake lines 50 in Lug Mount

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