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Granada Brake Rotor Hub 4.75" Bc Allstar Wilwood Imca Lefthander Howe on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:42091 Brand:ALLSTAR Part Brand:ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE

GRANADA BRAKE ROTOR

  • 4.75" BC
  • 1/2"-20 STUDS
  • FITS THE FORD PINTO/MUSTANG II SPINDLE
  • BEARINGS AND SEAL NOT INCLUDED
  • 11" DIAMETER X .875"
  • ALLSTAR PERFORMANCE
  • P/N# 42091

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