StopTech Slotted & Drilled Sport Brake Rotor

StopTech Slotted & Drilled Sport Brake Rotor

Marsoni

M251S

$184.78

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StopTech Slotted & Drilled Sport Brake RotorStopTech Drilled and Slotted Sport Rotors are 1 piece direct replacement brake discs for factory brake systems and stock calipers that look great behind your wheels and offer significantly improved braking performance. The unique cross drilling and slotting aids with heat and brake dust dispersal; prevents glazing of the pads; adds bite and improves wet and dry braking performance. Built to last; the black e coating provides protection from corrosion

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