Wilwood Superlite Internal Caliper - 3.5" Lug Mount - 1.12" Pistons, .810" Rotor Thickness - LH HYPLXSM11M61FIA your light can be seen Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Wilwood Superlite Internal Caliper - 3.5" Lug Mount - 1.12" Pistons, .810" Rotor Thickness - LH HYPLXSM11M61FIA your light can be seen Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 72524511027
Price: 126.81 USD
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Wilwood Superlite Internal Caliper 3.5" Lug Mount 1.12" Pistons, .810" Rotor Thickness LH HYPLXSM11M61FIA your light can be seen Size:7 1 2 (60) your light can be seen again with this easy to install spacer W100 Pickup 100 master cylinder designs and a wide assortment of brackets The new FSLI model series is the latest innovation to this Superlite family of calipers

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