Wilwood Billet Dynalite Caliper Sprint Latemodel Dirt Drag .081 120-5081 on 2040-parts.com
Wichita, Kansas, United States
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The Billet Dynalite caliper is powerful, compact and super lightweight. Advanced computer engineering keeps this caliper extremely rigid, resulting in incredible brake torque at a bare minimum in weight, starting at 2.66 pounds. Internal fluid crossover eliminates external tubes and the four position, two-piece bleed screws allow for convenient mounting and easy bleeding. The Billet Dynalite uses standard quick change Dynalite pads, deep cup stainless steel pistons and high temperature seals, and has a black anodized finish. The time proven Dynalite caliper design is stronger and lighter than ever - ideal for Late Models, Modifieds, Sprints, Road Racers and Dragsters.
Shipping: Combined Shipping: We will combine shipping on all items, however sometimes combined shipping may not reduce shipping costs much due to size and weight of the products. Payment: We proudly accept Paypal, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express. Returns: Returns will be accepted within 30 days. Please call us 785-534-6326 to make arrangements for product returns. Warranty: Although we RACE every part we sell, Pro-Motor Sports makes no warranties whatsoever, expressed or implied, oral or written, to purchasers of Pro-Motor Sports inventory or services regarding safety, fit, merchantability or length of service. Motorsports are dangerous. Purchasers are responsible for selection on proper goods and must rely on their own skill of judgment that such goods are suitable for purchaser’s application. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Our Customers are #1 PRO Motor Sports - 3801 W Pawnee - 785-534-6326 
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