Earl's Performance Brake Adapters 977516 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
Fitting
Angle: Straight Fitting
Attachment 1: Banjo bolt Fitting
Size 1: 3/8 Fitting
Material: Steel
Fitting
Finish: Zinc Earl's Performance brake adapters are manufactured from both zinc plated steel and anodized aluminum. They meet and exceed the minimum requirements for aerospace fittings and are a perfect addition to your custom brake system. They're precision-machined to exacting tolerances for trouble-free and long-lasting performance. |
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