Set (4) Hawk Performance Dynamic Torque Control Racing Disk Brake Pad Hb101u.800 on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Hawk DTC Racing Disk Brake Pads; Item HB101U.800. Four Pads per box, as shown. Surplus overstock from Charlotte area team. All my items are guaranteed as described, not to be DOA, and functional as intended for a period of 30 days. You are buying the items shown. Please look at the photos of labels for more product information. Please pay by PayPal within 2 days of sale or bid closing. Shipping is by the US Postal Service, and within 2 BUSINESS days of payment receipt into my account. I often ship same day or next day as my schedule allows. I do NOT mark up shipping and NEVER charge you for packing, boxes, tape, etc. |
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