Wilwood Dynapro 6 Big Brake Front Brake Kit (Hub) - Red - 12.19" Drilled / Slotted Rotor - 1967-72 Camaro / Nova HASZ6CL 1998 Ford F-250 96 Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Wilwood Dynapro 6 Big Brake Front Brake Kit (Hub) - Red - 12.19" Drilled / Slotted Rotor - 1967-72 Camaro / Nova HASZ6CL 1998 Ford F-250 96 Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 97937475264
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Wilwood Dynapro 6 Big Brake Front Brake Kit (Hub) Red 12.19" Drilled Slotted Rotor 1967 72 Camaro Nova HASZ6CL 1998 Ford F 250 96 Size:7 1 2 (60) 1998 Ford F 250 96 Fuel Level Water Temperature military Humvee A full range of caliper finishes and rotor designs enable the builder to personalize the style and optimize the brake performance for each individual application

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