Wilwood Aero4-mc4 Red Rear Big Brake Parking Brake Kit Fits 2015 Ford Mustang,gt on 2040-parts.com
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Tech Line 775 848-6740 Wilwood Aero4-MC4 Big Brake Rear Parking Brake Kit Fits 2015 Mustangs
14" X 0.81" Rotors 4 Piston Calipers (Red) Parking Brake & Cable Stainless Braided Lines & Fittings All Hardware
Requires 18" Or Larger Wheels Calipers also come in Black (see our ebay store) |
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