Ferodo Ds 3000+ Brembo/ap Front Brake Pads 7773-28 Style 26 Mm Nascar Arca on 2040-parts.com
Asheville, North Carolina, US
Ferodo brand front pads. These pads are a cross of a PFC 7773-28 pad. Ferodo number 2016-28. Fits Brembo 6 piston and AP six piston fronts. Compound is the popular and aggressive DS3000+. These are the same brand pads that are the number one choice of Nationwide and Sprint Cup! These pads are very lightly used with 26 of 28MM.
Retail for over $400 a set!
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