1982-1992 F-Body MCP Rear Disc Brake Kit Drilled / Slotted Rotor Upgrade
$79.99
Upgrade your MCP rear disc brake kit to include drilled and slotted rotors
*These are NOT recommended for actual track use as high heat will cause cracking around the holes
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