Assorted Brake Parts New And Used Sprint Car Racing on 2040-parts.com
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NEW AND USED WILWOOD SPRINT CAR BRAKE PARTS FOR SALE. INCLUDES (3) MASTER CYLINDERS (ALL REBUILT), TWO OF WHICH ARE 1", AND ONE 7/8". ONE OF THE 1" INCLUDED HAS BEEN CUSTOM MILLED TO BE LIGHTWEIGHT (SHOWN IN PICTURE). ALSO INCLUDED IS A DISASSEMBLED INBOARD CALIPER FOR SPRINT CAR INBOARD ROTORS. IN ADDITION, SEVERAL NEW REBUILD KITS ARE INCLUDED: ONE FOR FRONT CALIPER, ONE FOR INBOARD, AND ONE FOR 1" MASTER CYLINDER. ALSO INCLUDED ARE AN INBOARD SET OF MINTEX PADS FOR TITANIUM ROTOR THAT FIT THE CALIPER, AND ONE SET OF ALUMINUM PADS FOR FRONT ROTOR. ALL OF THESE WERE KEPT IN THE TOOLBOX FOR SPARES. PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER ITEMS AS WE ARE SELLING OUT OF SPRINT CAR RACING.
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