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Titanium Alcon,ap Racing Type Float In Bell Bobbins. 20in Set. on 2040-parts.com

US $199.00
Location:

Moscow, RU, Russian Federation

Moscow, RU, Russian Federation
Condition:New Warranty:Yes

Titanium ti6-4 brake bobbins. Alcon type,made for a system with "float in bell" rotor type.Precision float clearance.
Please send your requests if you need a special dedign etc.
DLC or TI-N coating as an option to reduce friction.
Titanium offers low level of thermal conductivity,it's important for hi spec brake system.
Int. shipping-please contact if you need precision price.

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