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Wilwood Front Big Brake Kit,with 13" Drilled Rotors,fits 2014-2015 Mini Cooper on 2040-parts.com

US $1,799.00
Location:

Camarillo, California, United States

Camarillo, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Wilwood Manufacturer Part Number:140-15214-D

Tech Line        775 848-6740


Wilwood


Mini  Cooper

2014-2015 Front Brake Kit


Fits

3 & 5  Hardtop


Your choice of Black or Red Calipers


The unsurpassed braking capacity of the Forged Narrow Superlite 6R six-piston caliper serves as the base of this group of 13” Drilled big rotor kits for these popular late model vehicles. FNSL6R kits are engineered application specific for simplified installation and full compatibility with OE master cylinder output and ABS functions where used. Big brake kits provide increased brake capacity and complimentary style with wheel, tire, and suspension upgrades on show cars and high performance street/track machines. Optional caliper finishes and rotor designs simplify personalizing the style and braking requirements of any application.



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