DBA 05-08 Legacy GT Front Drilled & Slotted Street Series Rotor

DBA 05-08 Legacy GT Front Drilled & Slotted Street Series Rotor

Marsoni

M251S

$164.59

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DBA 05-08 Legacy GT Front Drilled & Slotted Street Series RotorSKU: DBA2650X 10 9316391398253. DBA 05 08 Legacy GT Front Drilled & Slotted Street Series Rotor Street Series X Gold provides all the benefits of Street Series, with a premium non directional cross drilled and slotted design, plus an attractive gold finish on the rotor hub. The introduction of our unique cross drilled and slotted design increases the number of exit points, allowing more brake pad friction dust and gases to escape through both the

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024