Ajps Ae86 - Fc Rx7 Front Brake Upgrade Adapter Levin Trueno Corolla on 2040-parts.com
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
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alloy brackets to suit ae86 struts - which allow the use of FC RX7 (series 4 and 5) 4 piston calipers (can also use FD) and an eg civic 262x21mm disc rotor Made in Adelaide, Australia Bolts on as per standard All parts available to complete the kit separately (incl rotors, braided lines, pads, rebuild kits etc) Does not require master upgrade Will fit inside most 14 inch wheels Entire upgrade is less than 1kg more than std (complete kit) Does not not affect lock Can use std ae86 brake line Anodized satin black Sold 100s of pairs with great results Can bundle shipping with other corolla parts from ajps.com.au |
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