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Front Cross Drilled Rotors And Pads For 2008-2015 Scion Xb 2.4l on 2040-parts.com

US $183.41
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CANADA, Canada

CANADA, Canada
Condition:New Other Part Number:Cross Drilled Brake Discs Ceramic Pads Interchange Part Number:Front Manufacturer Part Number:for Scion Brand:ERP










    • 2 Front Cross Drilled Rotors
    • 1 Front set of Ceramic Pads (4 pads)
    Total: 2 Rotors + 4 Pads

  • The above parts are generic and to show the overall appearance of the product. Which are not actual products.


    Year Make and Model Remarks
    2008-2015 Scion xB All Model








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