1988 - 1995 Corvette High Performance Brake Rotors - Drilled And Slotted on 2040-parts.com
Amesbury, Massachusetts, United States
Last set! Brand new drilled and slotted High Performance front and rear brake rotors for your 1988 - 1995 Corvette! They are from NAPA, so you know they are top quality. Made with noise damping iron, precision machined, with a durable corrosion resistant coating. Front and rear, left and right, 1 each for a set of 4. Original price over $120.00 each!
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