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Brake Pads - One Side Only - Rear on 2040-parts.com

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Randallstown, Maryland, US

Randallstown, Maryland, US
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ONE SIDE ONLY.  YOU GET ONLY 2 PADS!!! New pads.  No returns.  Thanks for looking.  Should fit the following ...


INFINITIG20(1991 - 2001)
INFINITII30(1996 - 2001)
NISSANALTIMA(1993 - 2001)
NISSANMAXIMA(1995 - 2001)
NISSANSENTRA(2000 - 2001)


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