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1995 -2000 Mazda Millenia Vacuum Brake Booster & Master Cylinder -
Autozone sells these for $154 plus Tax plus $24 core without master cylinder (which sells for $99 plus tax plus $36 core). Reman for both of these parts is over $273. Wiling to sell brake booster alone for $75 and Master Cylinder alone for $50
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Centric parts 106.06300 rear severe duty semi metallic premium pad(US $60.49)
Centric parts 106.09860 rear severe duty semi metallic premium pad(US $83.57)
Centric parts 106.09390 front severe duty semi metallic premium pad(US $68.35)
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